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US strikes light-touch AI regulation accord with G20 members

Representatives from the world's largest economies unanimously agreed to adopt guidelines proposed by the US that call for a lighter touch toward governing artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies.

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美国与二十国集团成员国达成轻度人工智能监管协议

Dubbed the Carolina Principles, the document calls on G20 nations to apply sector-specific approaches to rule-making and avoid creating new regulatory bodies for AI governance. — Bloomberg

Representatives from the world’s largest economies unanimously agreed to adopt guidelines proposed by the US that call for a lighter touch toward governing artificial intelligence (AI) and other emerging technologies, handing a win to the Trump administration and Silicon Valley.

The framework was endorsed on Sept 2 by all of the Group of 20 nations, US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said at the conclusion of a tech and innovation summit hosted by the Trump administration in North Carolina.

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