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Regulating Under Uncertainty: the Case of Generative AI

Join the Cyber Policy Center on Tuesday, March 5th from 12 Noon–1 PM Pacific, for Regulating Under Uncertainty: the Case of Generative AI with Florence G'sell, Visiting Professor at the Cyber Policy Center. The session will be moderated by Nate Persily, co director of the Stanford Cyber Policy Center, and is part of the Winter Seminar Series, a series spanning January through March hosted at the Cyber Policy Center. On 2 February 2024, the Council of EU Ministers reached a unanimous decision to approve the European Union's Artificial Intelligence Act. This Regulation, expected to be ratified by the European Parliament without any changes, represents the first initiative to create a comprehensive regulatory environment for Artificial Intelligence that will have worldwide implications, due to the Act's broad extraterritorial application. The AI Act includes specific provisions designed to regulate foundation models, and in particular generative AI models, which were adopted after intense debate. This presentation will aim to explore the complexities and challenges associated with governing and regulating emerging technologies such as generative AI, using the drafting of the AI Act as a case study. It will seek to address the question of how to devise an effective regulatory framework and mitigate risks in the face of innovations whose potentials and associated risks are not fully understood. This analysis will include a comparative assessment of the regulatory approaches adopted by the European Union and the United States, with the goal of evaluating the suitability and efficacy of these strategies.