In his talk, Neil Leach spoke about the rise of AI prevalence in the last 100 ears, with emphasis on the rapid, borderline uncontrollable, rate of research and breakthroughs being put out. What stood out to me the most was his fear surrounding the lack of concern for safety measures in the field. I too share his sentiments, as I’ve always been interested in AI safety, particularly AI Governance, which is the establishment of policies, regulations, and ethical frameworks to guide the development, deployment, and use of AI. Governments need technical personal that are savvy in this new field in order to establish fair laws in ‘wild west’ era of AI research. We need regulations, just like any other aspects of society are regulated to maintain order. Some objectives would be to establish ethical principles, ensure transparency, protecting data privacy, maintaining security, and establishing accountability.