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AI regulation should target concrete harms
AI regulation should target concrete harms
Huang favors precise regulation focused on actual, practical harms rather than hypothetical risks, while allowing early-stage AI technology to continue advancing.
- Speaker
- Jensen Huang
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- 19:04
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