SINGAPORE – If artificial intelligence gets aviation-style regulations, this could mean having an international governing body and national regulators ensuring compliance with a set of globally agreed rules, said industry players.Jonathan Zhang, president of the Singapore AI Association, said: “The opportunity for AI is that it can compress a journey that took aviation most of the 20th century into a much shorter timeframe because we already know what the destination looks like – internationally trusted, independently verifiable safety assurance.”While there are concerns that regulations could slow the progress of AI innovation, safety should not be seen as an impediment, said…