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Microsoft President says AI regulation lags behind common goods, urges UK leadership

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Microsoft President Brad Smith has stated that artificial intelligence is subject to less regulation than common products like milk. He called for the establishment of global rules to govern the development and use of AI. Smith specifically highlighted the United Kingdom as being in the best position to lead this regulatory effort. His remarks were made during a public address advocating for coordinated international action on AI governance.

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