Tuesday, September 29, 2026

How should AI be regulated? - Claire Goudreau, Johns Hopkins University

Gillian Hadfield | Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of AI Alignment and Governance said "The key thing that happened was humans stopped writing all of the rules about how the computer was supposed to behave and figured out a method called machine learning where the machine, the computer, would write its own program. People will talk about guardrails, safety. We don't know what those should be. Technology moves faster than governments do. That's the pacing problem and the reason to slow down. ... We absolutely need our research universities to be taking this on as a mission because this is where the brain trust needs to be for how we figure out how to make this go well."

#higheredhttps://hub.jhu.edu/2026/09/17/next-conversations-governing-ai/

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