> AI also poses socio-ethical consequences that don’t exist on the same scale as computer software, necessitating more restrictions like behavioral use restrict

> AI also poses socio-ethical consequences that don’t exist on the same scale as computer software, necessitating more restrictions like behavioral use restrictions There's plenty of software that has, or could have, similar restrictions. Consider software that allows you to plan vantage points for a shooting or estimate the impact of using explosives at various locations. And the government regulates all sorts of software for export/download because it has military use--everything from development tools to high performance chips that could be used to crunch numbers for a nuclear program, CAD software that can help you build (or destroy) a bridge, etc. The CPUs and GPUs themselves are regulated at certain performance levels, I think. None of this is really new to AI.