AI: Threat of Theatre?

Robert Chalmers

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AI: Threat of Theatre?

Robert Chalmers

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In 2023 AI emerged from the shadows into mainstream use and consciousness. Amidst the hype about its impact there is also increasing discussion of regulatory intervention. Europe is moving to finalise an AI Act , and the US has recently issued executive orders . Some of this has been driven by fears of misuse of the technology leading to harm or even existential threat. Perhaps it is also driven by dominant players in AI being keen to see regulation create barriers to entry to others, including those committed to a more open source and interoperable approach.

Original language	English
Publisher	Flinders University
Number of pages	4
Edition	9
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.25957/6wzn-tw75
Publication status	Published - Jan 2024

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Name	Jeff Bleich Centre Policy Perspective
No.	9

Keywords

Technology
Information technology,
Governance
Artificial Intelligence
Ethical Guidance

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