AI regulations are still in their infancy but need to catch up, says technology futurist
Technology futurist Ian Khan highlights the need for AI regulations to advance rapidly to prevent unchecked development and potential negative impacts.
Speaking at the World Government Summit, Khan pointed out Saudi Arabia's proactive approach with its dedicated AI agency, SADAIA, showcased in his documentary "The Digital Kingdom."
He emphasizes the necessity for government, private sector, and academic collaboration to craft timely and effective AI policies.
Khan praises Saudi Arabia for leading in AI regulation and utilizing the technology to improve government services and minimize bureaucracy, a move enhanced by the digital acceleration induced by the COVID-19 pandemic.
He advocates for global cooperation in sharing expertise and shaping AI governance frameworks to protect personal data and privacy.
He emphasizes the necessity for government, private sector, and academic collaboration to craft timely and effective AI policies.
Khan praises Saudi Arabia for leading in AI regulation and utilizing the technology to improve government services and minimize bureaucracy, a move enhanced by the digital acceleration induced by the COVID-19 pandemic.
He advocates for global cooperation in sharing expertise and shaping AI governance frameworks to protect personal data and privacy.
