Flexible Spectrum Availability, Cutting Red Tape the Route to AI, Pai Says
The U.S. policy path to spurring the growth of artificial intelligence comes in freeing up spectrum for flexible use, cutting red tape and "regulatory humility" of avoiding imposing rules in the absence of market failure or consumer harm, Chairman Ajit…
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Pai said Tuesday at the ITU Global Symposium for Regulators in Geneva, per prepared remarks. He said that through ITU is opportunity to work on international spectrum allocation and harmonization that can help along AI and other emerging technologies. He said guaranteeing universal access is a key part of the U.S. approach to emerging technologies, and ITU's priority should be widespread broadband connectivity to help drive the potential of AI, blockchain and other technologies. Pai has mulled organizing an FCC forum on AI and machine learning to help the agency get up to speed on such emerging tech (see 1806140049).