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Gina Raimondo warns against isolationist AI strategies
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The former Commerce Secretary told a New Delhi audience that no single country or company can manage AI's risks alone Gina Raimondo spent four years as the US official in charge of keeping advanced chips out of rival hands. Now she is making the case that AI is too big for any.
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