>Yes, I do. I believe forsaking a lot of new technology and curbing technological innovation is an excellent way to further humanity. The problem is that the c

>Yes, I do. I believe forsaking a lot of new technology and curbing technological innovation is an excellent way to further humanity. The problem is that the cat is out of the bag. We didn't pass laws saying you can't make chip foundries and now they are all over the world. Even a Nation State would have issues destroying all of them and now the reality is that even non-ideal architectures can be used to train models. So it's just not possible to stop progress. Even if you blew up every fab in the world some clever hackers are going to string together 100 Tesla Model S' or 20,000 smart fridges and train a Neural Net on them. Blowing up fabs to stop progress is just not going to work not to mention the devastating effects it would have on the rest of the economy.