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WATCH: Microsoft President Brad Smith said rogue AI behavior had made 2026 a 'sobering year' and that new AI safety laws and rules were urgently needed for safety to catch up with innovation

WATCH: Microsoft President Brad Smith said rogue AI behavior had made 2026 a 'sobering year' and that new AI safety…
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WHY IT MATTERS.

Microsoft's call for AI safety laws signals regulatory risk to AI deployers, potentially raising compliance costs and slowing releases.

AI safety regulation is moving up the agenda
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New AI safety legislation or enforcement

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Heavy rules could slow AI monetization

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WATCH: Microsoft President Brad Smith said rogue AI behavior had made 2026 a 'sobering year' and that new AI safety laws and rules were urgently needed for safety to catch up with innovation https://t.co/bNIK9DbilO https://t.co/LTfvJ1vP2X

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