The United States urged G20 members to avoid new regulations for artificial intelligence during a ministers’ meeting in North Carolina. Tech adviser Michael Kratsios promoted the Carolina Principles, which emphasize investment in research, commercial opportunities and rules for novel AI situations. China reportedly signed the principles. Industry leaders offered mixed views: Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg opposed restrictions on open-weight models, while Google DeepMind’s Demis Hassabis called for safety testing. Critics warn that weak oversight could allow security and risks to grow
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