The A.I. Daily
US political shift could reshape AI regulation
University of Queensland AI risk specialist Michael Noetel told Ticker News that a changing US political landscape could open the door to stricter AI oversight. He said AI is growing unpopular with parts of the US public, and opposition to energy-hungry data centers even in Republican areas could foster bipartisan risk legislation. He favors safeguards over halting AI, and said US changes may influence Australia's governance approach.