Vinod Khosla said the author of California’s recently vetoed AI bill, SB 1047, was clueless about the real dangers of AI, and not qualified to have an opinion on global national security issues.

AI development continues at a breakneck pace, but how fast is too fast?In this fireside chat at Disrupt 2024, U.S. AI Safety Institute Director Elizabeth Kelly and California state Senator Scott ...

On Sept. 29, 2024, California Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed Senate Bill 1047, a comprehensive legislative proposal to regulate the rapidly growing AI industry. The proposed law included safeguards and ...

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Vinod Khosla said the author of California's recently vetoed AI bill, SB 1047, was clueless about the real dangers of AI, and not qualified to have an opinion on global national security issues.

In vetoing the bill, Newsom highlighted the need to balance the regulation of AI technology with the risk of stifling innovation. While SB 1047 did not become law, the battle to regulate AI is ...