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Google DeepMind's Kareem Ayoub said companies can build fixed fences around AI systems, similar to how banks governed trading algorithms in the late 1980s and early 1990s. He spoke at HumanX in Amsterdam on Wednesday, outlining three parts of AI governance and noting Google's Frontier Safety Framework as part of the solution. Ayoub emphasized the need for transparency, control, and partnerships beyond tech firms to manage AI's exponential growth.
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