Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell said AI models “have to have safeguards and controls” as debate grows over the threats the technology could pose, and that there is “a role for government to play.” In a CNBC interview on Tuesday, he said AI companies should also set “bounded permissions,” though he declined to specify what the government role would be, saying he is “not a policymaker.” The debate intensified after former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon warned in a September 8 post that frontier labs were “gambling with our lives.” Following President Trump’s September 29 lunch, where AI executives signed a “morally binding” self-regulation document, further federal regulation appears unlikely before November’s midterm election. Dell also said the growing debate over data centers is “a good thing” and does not see it as a major obstacle to 2027.
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