Marietje Schaake

And, you know, uh, uh, the, the, and I think being in Europe right now, like you, I think people there are much closer as a, as a whole to understanding what that would look like, where, where we in the United States are much, a much younger, more adolescent country.

I remember w- I was talking to one EU, uh, commissioner, uh, Marietje Schaake, and she says, uh, she, she's so smart, and she's, she was like, "We know what happens when you let the market have its way." And, and she, what she's talking about is Hitler, right? Like, she's talking about-

Mm-hmm

... how, how quick when you let the market have what it wants in the information ecosystem-

OpenAI announced a few hours ago that Paul Christiano, the head of AI safety for the US Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute, that's part of a federal government agency in the United States, is joining its foundation board.

Joining NewsHour now is Marietje Schaake.

She is non-resident fellow at Stanford Cyber Policy Center and Institute for Human-Centered AI, who was herself a member of the United Nations High-Level Advisory Body on Artificial Intelligence.

Marietje, thank you very much for joining us on NewsHour.