The G20 wants to promote innovation with more flexible rules. That is reasonable. But neither authorities nor company boards can control risks they do not see. The next step must be to make visible how AI affects important decisions – and what humans have actually controlled, write Rikard, Carl and Victor Rosenbacke.
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The G20 wants to promote innovation with more flexible rules. That is reasonable. But neither authorities nor company boards can control risks they do not see. The next step must be to make visible how AI affects important decisions – and what humans have actually controlled, write Rikard, Carl and Victor Rosenbacke.