Where should NZ stand on global AI risk? 3 principles to guide a stronger strategy

By Alexander Gillespie, Professor of Law, University of Waikato

If some current warnings are to be believed, artificial intelligence may be the human invention that outwits its creators. Understandably, there are now global calls to regulate the technology.

At the current gathering of the United Nations General Assembly, 20 nations (including Australia and Canada) are calling for increased oversight of advanced AI systems. New Zealand – along with the United States and China, which dominate the global AI industry – did not join the…

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