US EditionGoogle's CEO Urges National AI Rules to Counter China
Pichai called for unified U.S. AI rules to avoid conflicting state laws and maintain global competitiveness against China amid over 1,000 AI bills in state legislatures.
- On Sunday, Sundar Pichai, Alphabet Inc. CEO, urged clear, national AI rules to keep the U.S. competitive with China, warning that over 1,000 state bills could confuse companies globally and said it's important to "get the balance right".
- Amid global competition, Pichai urged governments and tech companies to strengthen defenses and build international cooperation to avoid weaponizing AI, while Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO, warned that China's cheaper energy and lighter regulations give it an edge in AI development.
- Pichai noted specific defenses such as SynthID, a Google DeepMind detection tool, and a court ruling favoring Google against a phishing operator targeting over a million people across more than 100 countries.
- On immediate effects, Sundar Pichai urged using AI defensively by stressing it has "great benefits" for new drugs and cancer treatments but also risks, saying "You want to use AI on the defense side too."
- Looking ahead, Sundar Pichai predicted the Suncatcher project could become common within a decade and noted society will adapt, making creative work richer despite early AI concerns.
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