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> Safety protocols must be adopted. Proactive guardrails should be implemented, and severe consequences for bad actors must be clear and enforceable. Here, her
by karaterobot 2y ago
> Safety protocols must be adopted. Proactive guardrails should be implemented, and severe consequences for bad actors must be clear and enforceable.
Here, here. But this vague, passive voiced, hand-wavey statement that isn't even a promise does not exactly inspire me with a ton of confidence. Considering he turned this bill down to protect business interests, I wonder what acceptable legislation would look like, from his perspective. Looking forward to hearing about about it very soon, and I'm confident it'll be specific, actionable, responsible, and effective.
- xixixao 2y agoI find the statement quite well measured. He’s not giving a solution, that’s not easy, but is specifically calling out evidence-based measures. The statement calls out both the need to regulate, and the need to innovate. The issue is not black and white and neither is the statement.
- lostdog 2y agoWell, you already can't nuke someone. You can't make and release a biological weapon. It's probably illegal to turn the whole world into paperclips. There are already laws against doing harm to others. Sure, we need to fill some gaps (like preventing harmful deep fakes), but most things are pretty illegal already.