Cyber Protection Magazine has published an article featuring Vadym Chakrian, CISO at DataArt, examining whether existing licensing frameworks and regulatory structures could provide a practical approach to AI oversight, particularly for high-risk applications.
The piece explores how licensing, professional training, and accountability requirements could help governments regulate AI without creating entirely new regulatory bodies.
“Professionals such as doctors, lawyers, and engineers should receive AI-related training as part of their licensing. Developers of frontier models should undergo licensing and pre-release testing, while high-risk deployments should carry liability insurance. Existing regulators can oversee compliance with support from a small technical body.”
“Professionals such as doctors, lawyers, and engineers should receive AI-related training as part of their licensing. Developers of frontier models should undergo licensing and pre-release testing, while high-risk deployments should carry liability insurance. Existing regulators can oversee compliance with support from a small technical body.”
Read the full article here.
