Microsoft AI head Suleiman: Do not oppose setting AI guardrails based on China's progress

Mustafa Suleyman, head of AI at Microsoft, stated in a CNN program that concerns about China's progress in the AI field should not be used as a reason to oppose setting safeguards for this rapidly developing technology. He said, "I believe we should not use China as a shield to avoid advancing our own AI safety work."

This statement contrasts with President Trump's call for essentially unrestricted development of AI. The Microsoft AI team released a declaration last Tuesday, aiming to ensure that humanity always maintains control over the AI systems developed by the company. Suleyman pointed out that regulation should not be seen as a bad thing, but rather as a means to establish common norms and standards to enhance safety; regulation does not necessarily slow us down. The report was published on September 21, Beijing time, according to Bloomberg.