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That's why their draft documents, so you can make public comments. If the drafts are getting hostile, means most feedback has pushed them that way.
by campuscodi 2y ago
That's why their draft documents, so you can make public comments. If the drafts are getting hostile, means most feedback has pushed them that way.
- WarOnPrivacy 2y agoFortunately, AI interests are massive and well funded. I am confident suggestions will be the best that money can buy. This isn't a complaint but a perspective to add some context (and to remind that the public is the least-funded stakeholder in a gov RFC). I don't weigh heavily for or against AI/DL/LLM/ML computing. I do hope our gov representatives 1) have sufficient wisdom/knowledge and 2) are well-enough insulated from corruption to write regs that benefit the public, long-term.
- OutOfHere 2y ago> AI interests are massive and well funded No, the interests that are well funded are of closed-source AI to maintain an unfair and artificial moat against open-source AI. In contrast, the interests of open-source AI are not that well funded. > are well-enough insulated from corruption They really are not, and the Supreme Court isn't either. In fact, lying and scheming practically are prerequisites to being a politician.