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Microsoft President Calls for Global AI Regulation

Microsoft President Brad Smith has called for global regulations for artificial intelligence, stating that AI currently faces less oversight than dairy products. Smith identified the United Kingdom as uniquely positioned to lead the development of these international standards.

10/14/2026 · Melbourne edition

LONDON – Brad Smith, President of Microsoft, emphasized the need for worldwide regulation of artificial intelligence, stating AI currently operates with less oversight than milk. Smith articulated his position on international standards for the technology.

He suggested the United Kingdom held the strongest position to lead the initiative for establishing global rules. Smith did not elaborate on specific regulatory models or timelines for implementation.

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