Microsoft President Brad Smith highlighted the need for global regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) in a new interview, saying that AI currently faces lighter safety requirements than milk. Smith said in an interview with the BBC that was published Monday that there's a need for a global set of AI safety rules that includes a notification mechanism for victims whose systems are breached by a rogue AI agent, as well as an "emergency brake" available to developers.Smith said there should be a legal requirement for companies to produce incident reports when AI goes awry and added, "We know...