What aspects of artificial intelligence do you think need to be regulated by the government? Is there anything that would build your trust in AI-generated content/code?

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Fractional CIO in Services (non-Government)2 years ago

Government Regulation should come in the form of what AI is used for. 

Consider health care - AI could be used in diagnosis and identifying treatment plans, but the government should mandate this is used to support the medical professional, not replace them.

Director, Strategic Security Initiatives in Software2 years ago

Similar to HITRUST, we will soon have regulatory compliance requirements for AI.

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