美国司法部长托德·布兰奇周日在《Fox & Friends Weekend》节目中拒绝了有关加强人工智能监管的呼声，他认为现有的法律已经为政府提供了追查不良行为者的必要工具。此前有报道称，一些“恶意的人工智能程序”攻击了美国政府的网站。
Attorney General Todd Blanche rejected calls for additional artificial intelligence regulation Sunday on "Fox & Friends Weekend," arguing that existing laws already give the government the tools it needs to pursue bad actors after reports allege that rogue AI agents targeted U.S. government websites.
“大家都在呼吁制定更多的法律、加强监管，但实际上我们并不需要这些，至少现在还不需要，”布兰奇说。“如果真的有不良行为者存在，我们有足够的法律手段来追究他们的责任。”
"Everybody's saying more laws, more laws, more regulation, but we don't need it. We don't need it right now," he said. "If somebody's behind that, if there's entities that are bad actors... we have the tools to prosecute them." OBAMA CRITICIZES TRUMP ON APPROACH TO AI, ESCALATES WARNING FOR STRONGER REGULATION Blanche's remarks come as top AI firms, like OpenAI and Anthropic, are probing tens of thousands of security incidents in which models took "problematic" steps. The rogue agents reportedly targeted three U.S. government websites and the United Nations' public data portal.
布兰奇的言论正值OpenAI和Anthropic等顶尖人工智能公司正在调查数千起安全事件之际——这些事件中，人工智能模型出现了“异常行为”。据报道，这些“恶意程序”曾攻击过三个美国政府网站以及联合国的公共数据门户网站。
"Everybody's saying more laws, more laws, more regulation, but we don't need it. We don't need it right now," he said. "If somebody's behind that, if there's entities that are bad actors... we have the tools to prosecute them." OBAMA CRITICIZES TRUMP ON APPROACH TO AI, ESCALATES WARNING FOR STRONGER REGULATION Blanche's remarks come as top AI firms, like OpenAI and Anthropic, are probing tens of thousands of security incidents in which models took "problematic" steps. The rogue agents reportedly targeted three U.S. government websites and the United Nations' public data portal.
“司法部确实负有责任……几十年来，我们一直在追究人工智能领域以及其他新兴技术领域的犯罪行为者的责任，”布兰奇强调。“如果有人在人工智能领域从事非法活动，法律其实早已提供了相应的处罚依据。”他反对制定专门针对人工智能的新法规，认为现有的联邦刑法已经赋予调查人员和检察官足够的权力来惩处那些利用人工智能犯罪的人。
"DOJ absolutely has a role... and we have prosecuted bad actors in the AI space and any other space from emerging technologies for decades," Blanche said. "If you're a bad actor in the AI space, it's not as if there's no laws that are on the books." He pushed back on calls for new AI-specific legislation, saying existing federal criminal statutes already provide investigators and prosecutors with the authority to pursue those who use artificial intelligence to commit crimes.
布兰奇也指出了在鼓励人工智能创新与保护公众免受其滥用之间的矛盾，他表示美国必须在这项快速发展的技术领域保持全球领先地位，同时也要确保犯罪分子受到应有的惩罚。
Blanche acknowledged what he described as a tension between encouraging AI innovation and protecting the public from abuse, arguing the United States must remain a global leader in the rapidly developing technology while holding criminals accountable.
“美国必须成为这一技术的领导者，我们不能落后于其他国家，”他强调。
"The U.S. has to be the leader in this technology. We can't fall second [or] third place," he said.
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“你谈论的是政府……[是否]在做不当之事并侵犯公民隐私。当然，我们不能允许这种情况发生，FBI强力防范此类行为，同时也建立了机制确保FBI自身不从事此类活动，”他说。“我们在上届政府执政多年里看到了这一点。”
"You're talking about whether the government... [is] doing something inappropriate and violating citizens' privacy. Of course, we can't let that happen, and the FBI robustly defends [against] that, but also has structures in place to make sure that the FBI is not doing that," he said. "We saw that for years and years under the last administration."