Microsoft’s Brad Smith: the US is regulating AI with rules nobody can read
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Opaque AI rules mean your real risk surface is enforcement discretion, not just the text of any single law. Compliance leaders should map exposure across agencies now — don’t wait for a ‘final’ framework that may never fully stabilize.
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