Moody’s says self-regulation is unlikely to slow AI progress
SMH•Moody’s said voluntary restraint by AI labs is unlikely to slow progress much, while regulation could have a greater effect depending on its design. It said barriers to company adoption should ease by 2030 and chip and memory makers will be the clearest winners.
1. Moody’s view on AI
Moody’s said voluntary restraint by AI labs is unlikely to slow AI progress much, despite calls for a slowdown. It said regulation could do more, and its credit effect will depend on its design.
2. Adoption and winners
Moody’s said barriers to company adoption of AI should ease by 2030, and chip and memory makers will be the clearest winners.
