The specificity-versus-enforcement trade-off in AI safety legislation
At UNESCO’s Digital Learning Week in Paris, a speaker said a narrowly focused AI safety bill could be outdated before it becomes law, while a broad, flexible one makes compliance much harder to enforce.
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A speaker at UNESCO’s Digital Learning Week in Paris argued that AI safety bills face a drafting trade-off: too specific, and they could be outdated before becoming law; too broad, and compliance becomes much harder to enforce. Finding a middle ground, the speaker said, is easier said than done.
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