The Asia Seminar: Dilemma of the AI Regulatory Landscape

The widespread release of ChatGPT and other deep-learning models indicates that AI may have reached a tipping point for large-scale commercialization. But the lack of relevant expertise among policymakers has led to insufficient standards for industry to follow. Watch this discussion with AI entrepreneur Shaoshan Liu MC/MPA 2020 in conversation with Alumni Board Member Minah Kang MPP 1997 as they advocate for an FDA-like agency to regulate AI. Organized by the HKS Alumni Board.
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[@GeorgeAlexander-o8n]

Dr. Shaoshan Liu, thank you for your informative presentation on the Al Regulatory Landscape.

[@shaoshanliu4955]

Thank you for the kind words, Geroge!