Werner Vogels

While I understand the concerns surrounding AI safety, creating a global institute may not be the most effective solution. Innovation in AI is happening rapidly across various sectors, and regional approaches allow for more agile and context-specific regulation. It's more practical to encourage collaboration between existing organizations and experts to address safety concerns within their domains.

I believe that liability for AI-caused harm should primarily fall on the deployer. Developers create the tools, but the deployers decide the context and purpose of their use. It's crucial to ensure that those who implement AI systems are held responsible for their applications, as they control the environment and parameters within which the AI operates.