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This is a nonsensical statement. All markets, and thus all goods sold on a market are regulated. You can’t have markets without regulations.
by avidphantasm 3y ago
This is a nonsensical statement. All markets, and thus all goods sold on a market are regulated. You can’t have markets without regulations.
- robertlagrant 3y agoThis is just thinking about the wrong level of regulation. Not all goods need to have CE marking, or get audited regularly, or anything like that. I can go to someone who makes furniture in their shop and buy that furniture without them ever contacting the British Standards Institute.
- Tangurena2 3y agoYou can't buy it if you can't agree about what money is. That's one of those pesky regulations.
- robertlagrant 3y agoAs I say, the wrong level of regulation.
- revelio 3y agoThe regulations forbid competing currencies (sorta), but people create currencies for trade even when no government is doing so.
- chii 3y agoYou're not making a point on the argument being made. It's not about _not_ having regulations. It's about not introducing new regulations without demonstrating harm first. The current crop of regulations, i argue, is sufficient, and no new ones introduced for AI.