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Google senior vice-president James Manyika says AI safety should be a collective effort, not something left to any one company, Bloomberg Tech reports.
Why it mattersIt is a brief but pointed intervention in the debate over who should set the rules for AI. The statement identifies a principle, not a specific regulatory proposal or commitment from Google. The awkward follow-up is what “collective effort” means in practice: shared standards, government rules, or simply more conversations between the companies already building the systems.
Discuss: Should AI safety rules be set mainly by governments, or should the companies building AI have a formal role in writing them?
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