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> All he's got to do is roll in there first with an AI alarmist response and convince lawmakers the state-of-the-art is dangerous. Mr Altman didn't go before c
by jazzyjackson 3y ago
> All he's got to do is roll in there first with an AI alarmist response and convince lawmakers the state-of-the-art is dangerous.
Mr Altman didn't go before congress to convince them of anything, he was invited by Blumenthal to make their case to the media. Congress is embarrassed that social media got out of hand and is chomping at the bit to regulate AI. There was no disagreement at the testimony, the intentions of government and industry are aligned perfectly here - roll out the red carpet for centralized control, regulate competition out of existence.
- margarina72 3y agoThis sounds correct. My only hope is since AI will be regulated in the US, there is still a chance that given other countries do not have the same leverage as the US, they will keep AI unregulated as a way to avoid being controlled by the US.
- polski-g 3y agoAI will not be regulated in the US because the first amendment prohibits such regulation. Software is speech and is this protected per Bernstein v DOJ.
- jazzyjackson 3y agoYou can distribute binaries as speech but the services you're offering as an API is a different matter, more interstate commerce, what you're allowed to sell as opposed to what you're allowed to say
- elendee 3y ago"software is speech" .. if speech is taken to be solely a means of communication between humans, this statement has been untrue ever since Turing