In a September 18th Harvard Gazette article by Sy Boles, experts discuss an urgent need for AI governance as technology outpaces regulation. Key risks include algorithmic price collusion, large-scale deepfake scams, and irreversible damage from AI-deployed smart contracts The piece contrasts three competing global visions for AI development: accelerationism, effective altruism, and pluralism. It stresses that innovation must be balanced with accountability, requiring specific guardrails for mental health chatbots and continuous post-deployment monitoring in healthcare
Article Citation:
Boles, S. (2025, September 8). How to regulate artificial intelligence. Harvard Gazette. https://news.harvard.edu/
