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The EU is trying to rein in a completely new and different tech using old ideas about "control" and "regulation". Most likely it won't work and will just end up
by tomohelix 3y ago
The EU is trying to rein in a completely new and different tech using old ideas about "control" and "regulation". Most likely it won't work and will just end up hamstring itself.
This would be like if internet social media came out and the laws tried to control it using rules similar to physical books and newspapers. They won't be effective and will just create a hostile environment for development of these techs where these laws are in effect. Meanwhile, those who don't care about doing these control freak things will develop the tech and dominate the new sector.
The EU need to sit down and really think about how to control AI tech properly instead of passing kneejerk and lazy regulations. It isn't easy to make a legislation framework for something entirely new. But it can be done instead of ruining the whole thing.
- ChatGTP 3y agoThe EU is trying to rein in a completely new and different tech using old ideas about "control" and "regulation". Most likely it won't work and will just end up hamstring itself. What nonsense, they’re asking for “Open AI” to be transparent. Why is this such an “old idea”?
- Tanjreeve 3y agoThis just seems like a gaping flaw in the business model if it can't possibly survive a lack of access to unlimited free copyrighted data on tap and/or laws continuing to be enforced *even for* very well capitalised commercial companies. Apparently this is wildly unfair to expect multi billion companies to meet standards.