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I'm not particularly worried for a few reasons: because there are multiple giant companies that will oppose restrictions on AI software. Because with PGP the go
by philipkglass 8y ago
I'm not particularly worried for a few reasons: because there are multiple giant companies that will oppose restrictions on AI software. Because with PGP the government backed down instead of pursuing a legal case that could end with the Supreme Court deciding on the First Amendment status of source code. Because the "representative technologies" list published in the Federal Register is clearly speculative; it includes not-there-yet ideas like "smart dust" and "molecular robotics" plus absurdly broad categories like "Systems-on-Chip (SoC)."