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Microsoft President Brad Smith urges Trump admin to improve AI export regulation approach

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Microsoft President Brad Smith has publicly criticized the US government's recent crackdown on AI model exports, calling the approach lacking in transparency and proper regulatory frameworks. The Commerce Department had restricted AI models from companies including Anthropic and OpenAI, citing cybersecurity concerns. While Smith acknowledged the legitimacy of those security concerns, he argued that the administration acted without the appropriate regulatory tools in place. He expressed hope that future regulatory discussions around advanced AI technology would be more balanced and effective.

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