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Just finished reading the Wikipedia article in full and it actually seems fairly sensible given how quickly this had to come together. Draws boundaries in what
by mdhb 2y ago
Just finished reading the Wikipedia article in full and it actually seems fairly sensible given how quickly this had to come together.
Draws boundaries in what seems like sensible places (potential for social harm, amount of compute involved in training etc).
It tries to get out of the way entirely of a bunch of non controversial use cases.
Honestly I don’t hate it at first glance. The biggest thing I think people will get upset with is like GDPR this doesn’t just target EU based companies but companies who want EU users.
- hcfman 2y agoI think they shouldn’t make exceptions the police and military. These are precisely the areas where maybe you do want controls. It’s just like the European snooping charter that exempts politicians.
- artninja1988 2y agoI think the arbitrary amount of compute involved in training cutoff is the only problem. Plays into the whole imaginary agi Terminator scenario. I'm glad the rest of the act seems to be targeting specific use cases that do in fact need regulations like social scoring etc.