Sarah Olam

You know, it's hard to say about the harms of technology because, yes, there are harms, but who can really know what will be the really emergent or difficult harms?

Out of thousands of possibilities, you know, you don't want to stop all of them and all innovation.

And so, you know, is government the right venue to discover that?

Really, you see it through litigation.

And in Europe, they've taken the approach, well, let's do blanket regulation.

And that hasn't turned out very well.

As you can see, people are pushing back against EU regulations right now.

So it really is a matter of perspective.

The Biden AI executive order was rolled back.

And that is a perspective that's more precautionary.

And so the Trump EO is taking the other approach, saying we need light touch.

regulation.

So I think and compare that with China.

I don't think we hear about regulation from for AI there.

Right.

And so that's the that's the comparison.