This problem is summed up very simply. Regulation generally emerges due to documented problems/incidents that have happened due to a lack of regulation prior b

This problem is summed up very simply. Regulation generally emerges due to documented problems/incidents that have happened due to a lack of regulation prior because a significant number of people need protecting from themselves. Regulation also takes time, meanwhile businesses stomp the phantom accelerator on monetizing the lack of regulation. Regulation is generally a safety measure. Yes, it can be counterproductive and counterintuitive, but regulation doesn't have to be a negative thing, and is frequently there to protect people from themselves. The proposal of taking away encryption or adding backdoors to everything? Stupid. But not all regulations are bad. I think LLMs are something that absolutely do need regulation on so many levels.