Microsoft President Brad Smith: AI is not even as regulated as milk and washing machines微软总裁布拉德 · 史密斯：AI 受到的监管甚至不如牛奶和洗衣机

IT House, Oct. 12 (Xinhua) -- Microsoft President Brad Smith said artificial intelligence is not even as regulated as milk and washing machines, the Guardian reported today. At the same time, the tech industry has begun to rethink the security implications of AI. The Microsoft president believes that the industry should develop more security specifications to constrain AI, and if an out-of-control agent breaks into other enterprises and causes damage, the company holding the AI agent will be liable. “Currently, washing machines are subject to stricter safety regulations than AI,” Smith said in an interview. Every carton of milk you see in a grocery store is subject to safety rules and inspections. "IT House learned from the original report that Smith's remarks came as more and more experts and politicians in the scientific and technological community called for strengthening supervision and controlling the development of AI. Companies such as Anthropic, Google DeepMind and OpenAI have also warned that AI needs to slow down. Smith believes that AI can be used as both a tool and a weapon, so it must be regulated. He called on major enterprises to set a" stop switch "to suspend the operation when AI is out of control.