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Comparison of Rationales and Approaches of Artificial Intelligence Regulatory Policies in the U.S, EU and China Draws Recommendations on a 'Fit for Purpose' Global AI Governance Mechanism

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With the rapid development of AI technologies, our society is facing a global AI regulatory dilemma [1]., with a wide spectrum of AI regulatory rules not only confusing but also incurring very high costs for the participants of the AI industry [2].

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      ACM SIGCAS Computers and Society  Volume 52, Issue 2
      September 2023
      27 pages
      ISSN:0095-2737
      DOI:10.1145/3656021
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