AI Less Regulated Than Milk, Microsoft President Warns Calling for Tougher Rules
nephihaha · hn · 2026-10-12
Microsoft President Brad Smith told the Guardian that AI is currently less regulated than milk, urging governments to establish stricter safety rules. He contrasted AI's rapid deployment with the near-absence of oversight, arguing AI should face substantive regulatory frameworks like other public-safety products — a notable admission and public push from a tech giant executive.
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