Op-ed: Over 2,000 proposals aim to govern AI. Not a single one addresses a long-term regulatory framework
Every several weeks, we hear reports of mind-expanding new capabilities from the AI community. With excitement and dread, we try to extrapolate what this will mean for mankind and society: speculating which jobs will disappear, which jobs will appear, and when computers will outreason humans. These topics have become part of our everyday conversation.Less noticed, but fundamentally important, is a simultaneous number of government announcements of new regulatory actions.
- ▪Every several weeks, we hear reports of mind-expanding new capabilities from the AI community.
- ▪With excitement and dread, we try to extrapolate what this will mean for mankind and society: speculating which jobs will disappear, which jobs will appear, and when computers will outreason humans.
- ▪These topics have become part of our everyday conversation.Less noticed, but fundamentally important, is a simultaneous number of government announcements of new regulatory actions.
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| Original publisher | CNBC — Tech |
| Canonical URL | https://www.cnbc.com/2026/07/27/ai-industry-risk-future-regulation.html |
| Publication time | Mon, 27 Jul 2026 17:00:01 GMT |
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Every several weeks, we hear reports of mind-expanding new capabilities from the AI community. With excitement and dread, we try to extrapolate what this will mean for mankind and society: speculating which jobs will disappear, which jobs will appear, and when computers will outreason humans. These topics have become part of our everyday conversation.Less noticed, but fundamentally important, is a simultaneous number of government announcements of new regulatory actions. The states have over 1,500 bills under consideration. Congress has hundreds, the executive branch has dozens of executive actions, and market participants have a diverse set of views on how the AI industry should be regulated.I once thought that this AI revolution could be governed by the invisible hand of the market.
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