Proposals to “regulate AI” mirror the fears being expressed and the harms advanced in the unfolding narrative of AI, where the shadows of concern cast longer than the promises of progress. While certain issues may require regulation, most are better addressed through other policy actions. By thoughtfully evaluating each concern and tailoring actions accordingly, policymakers can forge targeted, impactful policies that mitigate risks, safeguard fundamental rights, and nurture responsible AI advancement. This strategy is crucial to ensuring that AI continues to drive positive change while mitigating potential risks.
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