Fei-Fei Li, a Stanford University computer scientist and founder of a startup, known as the 'Godmother of AI,' has proposed the 'three fundamental principles for future AI policy making' ahead of the upcoming Paris AI Action Summit next week. She emphasizes that AI policies must be based on 'science rather than science fiction.' Li believes that policymakers should focus on the realities of AI, rather than constructing grand future scenarios built on utopia or apocalyptic visions. She specifically points out that chatbots and co-pilot programs are not 'intelligent agents with intent, free will, or consciousness.'

🔍 30% of enterprises in Asia lack generative AI policies, and 65% of respondents believe hostile forces have successfully leveraged AI. Employees are diversely using generative AI, but there is a lack of training support. Concerns about AI's impact on work are prevalent, yet most digital trust professionals are optimistic. 84% of respondents believe AI will have a positive or neutral impact on industries, organizations, and professions.