The good governance of AI technology must be supported by agile state and court-backed regulation, wrote Alexander Koerner, chair of the IEEE-USA Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems Policy Committee. He said the creation of frameworks over the development of ethical AI were a good first step and, in the absence of legal remedies, regulation that was adapted to various countries' legal systems, would offer enhanced consumer protections.
The good governance of AI technology must be supported by agile state and court-backed regulation, wrote Mina Hanna, chair of the IEEE-USA Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems Policy Committee. He said the creation of frameworks over the development of ethical AI were a good first step and, in the absence of legal remedies, regulation that was adapted to various countries' legal systems, would offer enhanced consumer protections.