Statements from Bill Gates about artificial intelligence regulations and Jeffrey Epstein relationship

Gates made evaluations about the development and security of artificial intelligence in his interview with NBC News' "Meet the Press" program.

Pointing out the difficulty of global consensus on regulating artificial intelligence, Gates said that this situation may be more difficult than the nuclear weapons negotiations during the Cold War.

Gates stated that establishing monitoring and security mechanisms for the systems developed by artificial intelligence companies will not weaken the United States' position in technological competition, and that a consensus on this issue can be reached over time.

Expressing that it is necessary to return to the understanding that "humanity is all involved" in artificial intelligence, Gates noted that the most urgent risk of artificial intelligence is its use by malicious people.

Gates stated that artificial intelligence could enable small groups to carry out activities such as cyber attacks or biological attacks that could only be carried out by large states before, and emphasized that governments should require the implementation of various security measures.

Bill Gates also expressed his "regret" for his relationship with billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, who was found dead in prison while he was on trial for allegedly running a prostitution network for underage girls.