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How AI could be regulated — and why experts think self-policing isn't enough

Summary by CBC News
As concerns mount over incidents of AI agents going rogue, the push from experts and stakeholders have been growing for government regulation of AI systems that are becoming increasingly capable. But some experts say the need for global cooperation and how quickly AI is advancing could make that difficult.

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More than 500 researchers have published a call calling for immediate changes to prevent major AI-related incidents. Scientific director at the Max Planck Institute and associate professor at EPFL, Carmela Troncoso explains the approachMore than a week, or even a day, does not happen without a new security incident related to artificial intelligence (AI) being revealed. Server hijackings, circumvention of protection, falsification of results and…

·Geneva, Switzerland
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Right now, there is no global regulation in the AI area, but more and more people want to change that.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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