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AI rules: who pulls the emergency brake?

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Completed participations
65
Completion rate
100.0%
Counting basis
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Should international rules impose safety duties before rapid market deployment?

65 votes

Yes, safety must clearly come before speed

34% · 22 votes

Yes, safety must clearly come before speed reaches 34 percent with 22 votes.

Yes, but with rules proportionate to risk

35% · 23 votes

Yes, but with rules proportionate to risk reaches 35 percent with 23 votes.

No, market dynamics should remain the priority

31% · 20 votes

No, market dynamics should remain the priority reaches 31 percent with 20 votes.

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Who should assess high-risk AI systems?

65 votes

Independent public bodies

35% · 23 votes

Independent public bodies reaches 35 percent with 23 votes.

Joint audits by authorities, researchers and companies

28% · 18 votes

Joint audits by authorities, researchers and companies reaches 28 percent with 18 votes.

Primarily the providers themselves

37% · 24 votes

Primarily the providers themselves reaches 37 percent with 24 votes.

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Should AI safety incidents be made public?

65 votes

Yes, routinely and in understandable form

22% · 14 votes

Yes, routinely and in understandable form reaches 22 percent with 14 votes.

Only for serious incidents

58% · 38 votes

Only for serious incidents reaches 58 percent with 38 votes.

No, no new disclosure duty

20% · 13 votes

No, no new disclosure duty reaches 20 percent with 13 votes.