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This might work at an individual level, but it isn’t scalable to the general population. It’s hard to imagine any population-scale solution that doesn’t involv
by cj 3y ago
This might work at an individual level, but it isn’t scalable to the general population.
It’s hard to imagine any population-scale solution that doesn’t involve regulation.
The biggest problem with regulation (in my eyes) is that it thwarts competition between countries. E.g. if the US imposes restrictions on technology, innovation is incentivized to happen elsewhere. The EU has been bold on the privacy regulatory front with GDPR and the like, and has probably lost out on immeasurable monetary gains as a result. There’s a huge cost to regulation, but it works.
- akira2501 3y agoWhy isn't it scalable? This could be a $19.95 device that you buy and just plug into your router. Instead of "Totally not the FBI VPN" why not "Noisy Gateway Service?" I don't believe there's any worthwhile way to regulate this technology nor is there any particular reason to. The imbalance comes about because of spare electricity, which is truly the crux here, that we have so much to waste on dippy language models while also having so little to spare that some people have none... or possibly worse... electricity with random availability. This you could actually regulate. I think the game is clear.