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Can we regulate our way to an AI we can trust?

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Regulation could be the means to assuage worries about where AI could take us – but how we regulate is still the cause of much debate.

Writing recently in The Guardian, entrepreneur, scientist and author Gary Marcus, who founded machine-learning company Geometric Intelligence, expanded at length on his honestly held views that he does not think that “we will get to an AI that we can trust if we stay on the current path.” Much of

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