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Why aren't we regulating AI research?
- ilt 4y agoYou should add more information as to what exactly you are asking. Why do you think AI research needs to be regulated? Regulated how?
- codegladiator 4y agoThere are ongoing discussions and efforts to regulate AI research, but there are several challenges in doing so effectively. One challenge is that AI research is a rapidly evolving field, and new developments can quickly outpace existing regulations. It can be difficult to anticipate the risks and implications of new AI technologies before they are widely deployed. Another challenge is that AI research is often conducted by private companies or organizations, and they may prioritize commercial interests over ethical considerations. Regulating AI research could limit innovation and economic growth, which is a concern for many policymakers. Furthermore, there is a lack of consensus on what exactly should be regulated in AI research. Different stakeholders have different opinions on what types of AI applications are ethical and safe, and what types of regulations are appropriate.
- GaggiX 4y agoDid you copy and paste the answer that ChatGPT gives you?
- mickelsen 4y agoThought the same right away, the default style and tone is almost a trademark by now.
- codegladiator 4y agoYes
- mikewarot 4y agoIf it works, it's not AI - an old truism, but the heart of the problem. Just like you can't write a strict legal definition of an "assault weapon", you can't define "AI" in any way that would hold water. There's a wide body of work ongoing, and huge incentives, you can't put the Genie back in the bottle.
- ffwacom 4y agoYeah great idea we will be safe once the government starts dictating progress gotta stay safe.