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Any law that tries to categorize non-trustworthy content seems doomed to fail. We need to find better ways to communicate trustworthiness, not the other way aro
by worldsayshi 2y ago
Any law that tries to categorize non-trustworthy content seems doomed to fail. We need to find better ways to communicate trustworthiness, not the other way around. (And I'm not sure adding more laws can help here.)
- alkonaut 2y agoNo I don't think technical means will work fully either. But the thing about these regulations is that you can basically cover the 99% case by just thinking about the 5 largest players in the field, be it regulation for social media, AI or whatever. It doesn't matter that the law has loopholes or that some players aren't affected at all. Regulation that helps somewhat in a large majority of cases is massive.
- dangitman 2y ago[dead]