Microsoft's President and Vice-chairman, Brad Smith, has called for human control over artificial intelligence (AI) to prevent its weaponization. He emphasized the need for new laws and regulations to ensure safety breaks in AI technology. This comes amid global tech leaders warning about the risks posed by AI, comparing it to the risk of nuclear warfare. A report by Goldman Sachs anticipated that generative AI could impact up to 300 million jobs globally, but Smith reassured that AI is a tool supplementing human work, not replacing it.