3:42 / 9:16 Top tech leaders attend Senate forum on artificial intelligence | ABCNL
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Top tech leaders including Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Bill Gates attended a closed-door forum on artificial intelligence (AI) on Capitol Hill. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer organized the summit with the goal of gaining insights from tech experts to help lawmakers create meaningful regulations on AI technology. ABC’s Jay O’Brien reported that lawmakers aim to find a balance between ensuring the safety of AI without stifling its development. A key concern raised was how to regulate AI more proactively than social media was, given the latter’s unchecked growth before substantial government oversight. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Josh Holly expressed reservations about tech leaders dictating how they should be regulated. Mike Muse, an ABC News contributor, emphasized the importance of a two-way dialogue between Congress and tech innovators to ensure effective regulation, while also suggesting the establishment of a federal agency focused solely on AI.
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Here’s the translation to Chinese:
“顶尖科技领袖包括埃隆·马斯克、马克·扎克伯格和比尔·盖茨参加了在国会山召开的关于人工智能（AI）的闭门论坛。参议院多数党领袖查克·舒默组织了这次峰会，目的是从科技专家那里获得见解，帮助立法者为AI技术制定有意义的法规。ABC的杰伊·奥布莱恩报道称，立法者的目标是在确保AI的安全性和不抑制其发展之间找到平衡。一个主要关切是如何比社交媒体更前瞻性地对AI进行监管，鉴于后者在得到实质性政府监管之前的无节制增长。参议员伊丽莎白·沃伦和乔什·荷里表示对科技领导者如何规定他们应受到的监管持保留意见。ABC新闻撰稿人麦克·穆斯强调了国会与科技创新者之间进行双向对话的重要性，以确保有效的监管，同时也建议建立一个专门关注AI的联邦机构。”