Calls grow for cooperation on AI safety guardrails
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Experts urge the US and China to cooperate on AI safety standards to benefit the world, amid growing concerns over a fragmented approach to AI regulation. Collaboration on AI guardrails could lead to uniform industry standards and effective scaling of AI technology.
The US and China are being urged to put aside their rivalry and work together to establish common AI safety standards and ethics. This collaboration is seen as crucial for the effective scaling of AI and its benefits to be realized globally. Nand Mulchandani, a Silicon Valley entrepreneur, argues that uniform standards would allow countries to utilize AI technology effectively. The history of telecommunications, such as mobile roaming, is cited as a model for what interoperable standards can achieve. Donald Lewis, a nonresident fellow at the Center for China and Globalization, believes there are substantial prospects for US-China collaboration in AI development. The two countries are seen as the primary global competitors in AI, and cooperation is expected to be fruitful.
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