🔥 In this 'Hot Item', Brian Williamson (Communications Chambers) & the AI lab discuss the latest AI policy developments, from the U.K. AI Summit to the U.S. White House Executive Order on AI safety📌Hot Item Highlights⏲️[00:00] Intro⏲️[00:33] Brian Williamson (Communications Chambers)⏲️[12:25] Wrap-up & Outro🗣️ We didn't seek to regulate computing or have a law of computing. We did focus on particular problems that arose over time, and computing led to a focus on data protection, but that's different to having a law of computing.🗣️ What should we do? We should not seek a law of AI (...), not now, possibly not ever.🗣️ The EU is working to agree [on] a law for AI, but (...) the perceived challenges continue to evolve, as does the technology. So, that's a difficult thing to do, but I actually think it's the wrong thing to do at this point in time, if ever.🗣️ We should remain technology agnostic and focus on delivering a solution.🗣️ We need to do the hard work of thinking about whether existing regulation and market adaptation is going to be sufficient (...) but just trying to fix the problems now with a law in advance won't work.📌About Our Guest🎙️ Brian Williamson | Partner, Communications Chambers 𝕏  https://twitter.com/MarethBrian🌐 Communications Chambers🌐 Brian WilliamsonBrian Williamson is a London based partner of the consultancy Communications Chambers. His clients include governments, regulators, telcos, and tech companies. He has a background in economics and physics.

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