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TL;DR - It's a nonbinding resolution that politely asks people not to use AI maliciously.
by Pikamander2 3y ago
TL;DR - It's a nonbinding resolution that politely asks people not to use AI maliciously.
- candiodari 3y agoA bunch of people who can't stop AI ... and if it requires any kind of commitment or money WON'T actually follow through decide to make several hundred "laws" per year. And as if that problem isn't serious enough, often the governments these delegates supposedly speak for either don't agree with their own delegates or make their delegates lie, often to the point Iran just did with Nuclear disarmament. They opened the meeting, reiterated their commitment to ... and it made such an impression laughter was heard in the next building over. The only good thing about the UN is that obstructionism at the UN often leads to inaction of other governments that wanted to do something, which often turns out to be the better course of action.
- inference-lord 3y agoNice addition to the conversation. thanks.
- jprete 3y agoOne can't expect much more than that from the UN. I think it does matter since it's a public diplomatic statement and therefore represents a weak public commitment. Anything the US, the EU, and China can all agree on is going to have some directional impact.