The New York Times reports on the challenges associated with regulating artificial intelligence as senior policymakers from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development met in an attempt to create recommendations for how to address AI. The article points out that certain policy issues became clear. There was a consensus of the policymakers that regulation was imminent, international cooperation is needed, and how data policy is determined will be instrumental. While recommendations from the OECD will not be law, they have historically aided in setting standards in many countries. “We’re hoping to get out in front and help create some sort of policy coherence,” OECD Director for Science, Technology and Innovation Andrew Wyckoff said. (Registration may be required to access this story.)
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