Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg and OpenAI co-founder and CEO Sam Altman expressed support for government oversight of artificial intelligence after discussions with EU Internal Market Commissioner Breton, Jinshi reported on June 24. intelligent.
Breton said on Friday that he and Zuckerberg were “on the same page” on EU regulation of artificial intelligence, which is in the final stages of negotiations. Breton said they agreed on measures such as the EU’s risk-based approach and watermarking. Altman, OpenAI’s chief executive, said he also agreed with the EU’s approach to AI, adding: “I really appreciate the European institutions, and the vision for the rest of the world to take this issue so seriously.” “We look forward to Working with you to do the operational work well in advance and provide a service in line with the European market,” Altman told Brayton.
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