IBM CEO and Chairman propose three core principles for AI regulation

(Global TMT September 27, 2023) The impact of artificial intelligence (AI) is far-reaching and important. It is expected that by 2030, AI will improve human productivity and create a value of up to 16 trillion US dollars. However, the misuse and risks of AI also exist. IBM Chairman and CEO Arvind Krishna urges policymakers to start developing smart regulatory policies now. The supervision of AI should be based on three core principles: focus on supervising AI risks rather than algorithms; let AI developers and users take responsibility instead of immunity; support open AI innovation instead of adopting an AI licensing system

IBM Chairman and CEO Arvind Krishna

IBM is committed to promoting the responsible development of artificial intelligence (AI). The WatsonX platform can ensure governance at all levels and links in the AI ​​life cycle. IBM calls on relevant departments to adopt consistent smart regulatory policies so that businesses of all sizes and all sectors of society can benefit from the current wave of artificial intelligence. At the same time, potential abuse and risk issues also need to be addressed

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