Kevin Rudd warns of six-month window for AI regulation frameworks
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Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd delivered a address at Adelaide Convention Centre for Flinders University's Jeff Bleich Centre Distinguished Lecture, warning that governments could have as little as six months to establish effective AI frameworks before a major AI-driven crisis occurs.
“There's a real risk, at least according to Dario's timetable, that we have a real-world crisis within the next six months without any effective national or international governmental frameworks to deal with it.”
Kevin RuddKevin Rudd Former Australian Prime Minister
Peter Malinauskas South Australian Premier
Dario Amodei Anthropic co-founder
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You wouldn't start from the ground up, you'd do tech sharing with the EU and Canada. Everyone walks away with their own trained staff and proven tech.
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Not applicable to our own laws which override theirs, our courts and legal system do not recognise US law.
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