Microsoft President Criticizes US AI Regulation Approach

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Microsoft President Brad Smith criticized the US government's approach to regulating AI, calling for more transparency and better tools.
His comments follow recent crackdowns on Anthropic and OpenAI models, which he believes were handled without proper rules, impacting business planning and international confidence.

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Microsoft President Brad Smith criticized the US government's approach to regulating AI, calling for more transparency and better tools. His comments follow recent crackdowns on Anthropic and OpenAI models, which he believes were handled without proper rules, impacting business planning and international confidence.

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