Brad Smith says AI is less regulated than milk or washing machines. He calls for global safety rules for AI. He wants legal obligations to notify victims of rogue AI breaches. He urges independent government evaluators to vet new AI before release. He proposes emergency brakes to pause or slow AI if it loses control. He says the UK is best placed to lead these rules. He cites the UK AI Security Institute as a reason. He contrasts his view with President Trump’s push for self-regulation. He says the US may accept UK-led standards more than EU ones. He calls AI both a tool and a weapon needing urgent regulation.
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