Microsoft President Brad Smith called for urgent global regulation of artificial intelligence, highlighting that AI products currently have less oversight than everyday consumer goods. He praised the UK, particularly its AI Security Institute, as best positioned to lead on AI safety rules, despite recent US resistance including President Trump's attempts to limit British access to AI models. Smith emphasized the need for legal obligations such as breach notifications and external evaluations before AI releases, warning that voluntary self-regulation is insufficient. His comments come amid growing calls from tech leaders to slow AI development and implement stronger safety measures globally.
Microsoft shares trade at USD 541.74 on Pluang as of Oct 12, 2026 22:41 WIB, up 1.25% for the day. The stock's market cap stands at $3.97 trillion, reflecting its leading role in technology. Investors hold Microsoft for an average of 142 days on Pluang, showing steady interest amid discussions on AI regulation.
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Microsoft president Brad Smith emphasized that artificial intelligence is currently less regulated than everyday products like milk and washing machines, highlighting the urgent need for safety rules. He called for legal obligations to protect victim...
