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IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva says AI’s risks may outweigh its opportunities if safeguards and an ethical framework fail to keep pace. Speaking at a panel in Bangkok, she argued that industry self-regulation should involve society and governments from major AI-producing countries and across the supply chain.

Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark agreed that common standards are needed, but argued they should not be entirely voluntary. He said Anthropic tests its systems and publishes information about those tests. The debate is not simply whether AI can boost growth, but who sets the guardrails while the technology develops.

Discuss: Should AI standards be voluntary, or should governments make them binding?

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