Palantir CEO Karp Calls for 'Reasonable Guidelines' on AI Regulation
In a CNBC interview, Alex Karp said artificial intelligence needs balanced oversight as policymakers and industry leaders continue to debate how to regulate the technology.
Palantir Technologies CEO Alex Karp said artificial intelligence needs "reasonable guidelines" for regulation, according to a report by CNBC published Wednesday.
Karp's comments come as technology executives and policymakers continue to weigh how to approach oversight of AI systems, a debate that has intensified as the technology becomes more widely deployed across industries.
CNBC reported that Karp made the remarks during an interview, though the network's report did not detail specific policy proposals or further elaborate on what form such guidelines should take.
Palantir, a data analytics company co-founded by Karp, has expanded its work with government agencies and private sector clients in recent years, positioning itself as a major player in AI-driven software used for defense, intelligence and commercial applications.
The debate over AI regulation has drawn in a range of stakeholders, including lawmakers, technology executives and civil society groups, as governments around the world consider frameworks to address concerns ranging from safety to economic disruption.
CNBC's report did not specify additional details from the interview beyond Karp's call for balanced regulatory guardrails.
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- AI needs to have 'reasonable guidelines,' Palantir's Karp tells CNBC — CNBC — Top News
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