📌October, 28th: conversation on the report Regulating under Uncertainty. Governance Options for #GenerativeAI
@StanfordCyber Policy Center invites you to a dynamic panel discussion in celebration of the release of its latest report!
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🚨 The report "Regulating under Uncertainty: Governance Options for Generative AI" by @flogsell is a MUST-READ for everyone in AI governance. Important information:
➡ This is a 531-page document in which the author offers a broad overview of aspects relevant to AI regulation initiatives. Among the topics covered are:
➵ Generative AI: The technology and supply chain
➵ Challenges and risks of generative AI
➵ Industry initiatives
➵ Regulatory initiatives
➵ International initiatives and negotiations
➡ The report reviews regulatory initiatives from:
➵ EU
➵ China
➵ US
➵ Brazil
➵ Canada
➵ India
➵ Israel
➵ Japan
➵ Saudi Arabia
➵ Singapore
➵ South Korea
➵ UAE
➵ UK
➡ It also covers international initiatives and negotiations, such as:
➵ United Nations
➵ OECD
➵ The G7
➵ The G20
➵ BRICS
➵ African Union
➵ AI safety summits
➵ The Council of Europe’s treaty
➵ The Global Partnership on AI
➵ US-EU Trade and Technology Council
➵ UNESCO
➡ According to the author:
"The title of this report – “Regulating Under Uncertainty: Governance Options for Generative AI” – seeks to convey the unprecedented position of governments as they confront the regulatory challenges AI poses. Regulation is both urgently needed and unpredictable. It also may be counterproductive, if not done well. However, governments cannot wait until they have perfect and complete information before they act, because doing so may be too late to ensure that the trajectory of technological development does not lead to existential or unacceptable risks. The goal of this report is to present all of the options that are “on the table” now with the hope that all stakeholders can begin to establish best practices through aggressive information sharing. The risks and benefits of AI will be felt across the entire world. It is critical that the
different proposals emerging are assembled in one place so that policy proponents can learn from one another and move ahead in a cooperative fashion."
➡ It's a comprehensive document that will be relevant for those interested in learning more about the current state of AI regulation efforts and about some of the main debates and issues to consider in the context of AI governance & compliance.
➡ Link to the report below.
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Chaire Digital Gouvernance Souveraineté retweeted
I was in Stanford last week attending the event about governance options for generative AI. Thanks for the insightful discussion, @flogsell, @persily, @Scott_Wiener, Janel Thamkul, @EUinSF, and @byjacobward. Lots of takeaways around the benefits and limitations of governance.
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Comment encadrer l’IA ? L’échec du projet de loi californien
Par Florence G’sell, Professeur invité à Stanford University (@StandfordUnive1) ⤵️
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🚨RAPPEL
🖥️Ce lundi 28/10, le @StanfordCyber
Policy Center organise une conversation à l'occasion de la sortie de son dernier rapport sous la direction de
@flogsell
: Regulating under Uncertainty. Governance Options for Generative AI
Sur inscription ↘️
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🚨REMINDER
On Monday, October, 28th
📌Conversation on the report Regulating under Uncertainty. #Governance Options for #GenerativeAI
@StanfordCyber Policy Center invites you to a discussion around the release of its latest report!
On registration:
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Chaire Digital Gouvernance Souveraineté retweeted
🖥️Lundi 28/10, le @StanfordCyber Policy Center vous propose d'assister à une conversation à l'occasion de la sortie de son dernier rapport sous la direction de @flogsell : Regulating under Uncertainty. Governance Options for Generative AI
📌Sur inscription
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Chaire Digital Gouvernance Souveraineté retweeted
📌October, 28th: conversation on the report Regulating under Uncertainty. Governance Options for #GenerativeAI
@StanfordCyber Policy Center invites you to a dynamic panel discussion in celebration of the release of its latest report!
📒Open on registration
sciencespo.fr/public/chaire-…
Chaire Digital Gouvernance Souveraineté retweeted
Join @StanfordCyber on Monday, October 28 for an in-depth conversation on governance options for generative AI, with @flogsell, @Scott_Wiener, @persily, @EUinSF, Janel Thamkul & @byjacobward.
Learn more and RSVP: cyber.fsi.stanford.edu/event…
Chaire Digital Gouvernance Souveraineté retweeted
Thank you to Florence G’Sell for presenting her report!
As France organizes the AI Action Summit in February 2025, the governance of AI is a crucial issue to ensure it benefits society as a whole and all countries 🇺🇸🇫🇷
Chaire Digital Gouvernance Souveraineté retweeted
10/28, leading voices @flogsell, Senator @Scott_Wiener, @persily, @EUinSF and Janel Thamkul of Anthropic join us on campus to explore & debate various regulatory approaches to generative AI governance. Moderated by tech journalist @byjacobward.
Join us! events.stanford.edu/event/a-…
🖥️Lundi 28/10, le @StanfordCyber Policy Center vous propose d'assister à une conversation à l'occasion de la sortie de son dernier rapport sous la direction de @flogsell : Regulating under Uncertainty. Governance Options for Generative AI
📌Sur inscription
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