Microsoft's chief executive is pushing for China to have a seat at the table of leaders deciding global rules for artificial intelligence, as business titans and government bosses jockey to shape the technology's development.
In this Oct. 2, 2019, file photo, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella talks during a company event in New York. Microsoft’s chief executive is pushing for China to have a seat at the table of leaders deciding global rules for artificial intelligence, as business titans and government bosses jockey to shape the technology’s development.
“What we’ve done in the atomic sphere might be the moral equivalent in AI where China also needs to be at the table,” Mr. Nadella said in the interview published Sunday by Insider. Mr. Nadella’s advocacy for the West partnering with China follows Mr. Musk’s similar pitch in July. The owner of X told U.S. lawmakers in a Twitter Spaces conversation that he is “kind of pro-China” and knows the communists want a say in making global AI rules.
FBI Director Christopher A. Wray assembled intelligence directors from Australia, Britain, Canada and New Zealand in California last week to sound an alarm about the threat of Chinese theft of businesses’ tech.together, culminating in a joint appearance on CBS’ “60 Minutes” to warn that the Chinese government represents the “defining threat” of this generation.
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