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the chief executive of ChatGPT creator OpenAI, warned that tougher regulation of the technology was needed
Sir Robert said knowing what new regulation might look like was a challenge: “Rather than trying to create detailed and prescriptive rules, principles-based regulation is better.Some politicians have warned the government’s AI white paper, published in March, was not urgent enough in getting to grips with the technology – which is progressing at such speed that even those involved in the sector have appealed for faster and tighter regulation.
“We mustn’t be afraid of this innovative technology. We can’t stop it. Instead the UK needs to step up and lead the debate.”, who chairs the Business and Trade Select Committee, has called for the UK to host an international summit on AI.
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