Alphabet行政總裁呼籲華府加強網絡安全及促進創新
Alphabet(GOOGL.US)行政總裁Sundar Pichai表示,美國政府應該在監管網絡攻擊方面發揮更積極的作用,並要在政策及投資方面鼓勵創新。
他稱,目前是時候起草一份類似於《日內瓦公約》(Geneva Convention)的文件,爲互聯網世界制定國際法律標準。
他還呼籲美國政府應促進創新,以應對來自中國的激烈競爭,目前谷歌正在投資量子計算及人工智能,以保持與中國互聯網公司的領先地位。
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