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Subsequently, Zhang Xin introduced the academic experience, research field, and work experience of the speaker, Carman Lukai, and introduced all the guests who spoke.
Kaman Lu Kaiyi“U.S. Artificial Intelligence Governance System”Started the sharing of the lecture as a starting point.He pointed out that the United States has not established a unified artificial intelligence law at the federal level, but relies on multiple mechanisms distributed at different levels and fields for governance.
In terms of legislation, Kaman pointed out that the United States is inAIThere is currently no unified legislation in the field of governance, but a number of specific bills have been proposed at the federal level; the judicial system often "takes the initiative to fill the gaps" in the governance process of artificial intelligence technology through precedents, such as rulingsAIIs credit approval suspected of racial discrimination? At the administrative level, the U.S. government is coordinating national plans and presidential executive ordersAIWhile developing strategy, bothFTCOther departments conduct industry supervision according to their functions, and agencies under the Ministry of Commerce are also promoting it through soft rulesAIIndustry standardization.
Kaman summarizes the United StatesAISupervision is divided into three levels: the infrastructure level (such as chips and data centers) has the clearest supervision; the model and software layer supervision has gradually increased but the boundaries are still unclear; the content output layer supervision faces constitutional constraints such as freedom of speech and is the most uncertain.Kaman turned his vision to China’s artificial intelligence governance model, summarizing and sorting out ChinaAIThe structural logic and institutional characteristics of supervision. He emphasized the flexibility of local governments (such as Shanghai and Shenzhen) in policy implementation and the "horizontal governance" role of technology companies in content regulation. China also formulates voluntary standards through industry associations to form a governance ecosystem in which the government, enterprises, and society collaborate.
Finally, Kaman proposed globalAIFive major challenges to governance: international political competition suppresses cooperation, cultural and ideological differences in basic models, weakening of the functions of multilateral mechanisms, lack of incentives leading to technological racing and neglect of risk management and control, and conflicts between governance goals. He suggested promoting cooperation through three-track dialogue: formal consultations led by the government, informal exchanges between academia and industry, and technical collaboration among artificial intelligence developers.
After the keynote speech, the seven panelists raised constructive thoughts and questions to Professor Kaman on key issues such as central and local governance coordination, multilateral cooperation mechanisms, differences in risk perceptions, legislative prospects, product definitions, corporate responsibility and export control.
Lecture continues2hours, covering policy, legislation, international cooperation and other issues, highlightedAIThe complexity and urgency of governance.(Written by: Zhang Xin Reviewed by: Li Huanhuan)
