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I see this going one of two ways: * States take a laissez faire approach to regulation these networks, we get an open source community of people developing the
by sharperguy 4y ago
I see this going one of two ways:
* States take a laissez faire approach to regulation these networks, we get an open source community of people developing them publicly for anyone to run on their local machines, run small clusters etc.
* States take a heavy handed approach and prevent anyone distributing a model trained on copyrighted works without agreement from the copyright holder, or paying some form of tax that gets redistributed to them. We end up with an oligopoly of ad-supported, data-collecting, heavily censored SAAS models which we cannot download, modify, or run locally.