AI regulations should be sensible, adaptive and cooperative: PM Wong

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Broadly classifying all generative AI as ‘high-risk’, or regulating AI systems on the condition that they must not cause any harm, can be overly restrictive and will inevitably lead to less innovation

rules also have to be updated over time based on how AI is being used, which means monitoring how usage evolves

agreement between 10 countries and the European Union to set up an international network of AI Safety Institutes that will work together to address shared concerns over AI.

Qns:

1. Having lots of rules is better than having lots of freedom.' Do you think this is true for people your age?

2. To what extent are rules and regulations desirable? (ACJC Prelim 2023)

3. ‘Increased international cooperation has failed to make the world a better place.’ Do you agree? (ASRJC Prelim 2022)