I have no higher hopes that AI products will be regulated any better than cryptocurrencies. Fundamentally they both operate at breakneck speeds which regulators

I have no higher hopes that AI products will be regulated any better than cryptocurrencies. Fundamentally they both operate at breakneck speeds which regulators have proven they can only, at best, react to damage being done. Maybe they surprise us all and proactively regulate AI well, but they'd have to prove that instead of being taken at their word like this press release. Technology's speed combined with human greed is what allows it to do damage before regulation knows what's going on, and that fundamental difference isn't likely to change.