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Seriously? Regulate use cases? That's sort of like the very short-lived attempt to regulate automobiles, by requiring someone to walk in front of every vehicle,
by bradley13 1y ago
Seriously? Regulate use cases? That's sort of like the very short-lived attempt to regulate automobiles, by requiring someone to walk in front of every vehicle, ringing a bell.
Actual, useful AI is a disruptive technology, just as the automobile was. Trying to regulate use cases is the wrong solution. We need to find out how this technology is going to be integrated into our lives.
- suddenlybananas 1y agoThis is why we should allow kids to drive cars in gym class.
- isaacfrond 1y agoActually gym classes are a dumb leftover from the turn of the century (no not that turn, the 1900 turn). It serves no purpose anymore. Modern students get no meaningful skills, no lasting health benefits. It's mandatory exertion for a grade. Learning to drive a car at school would do a whole lot more good!
- integralid 1y agoWhat's wrong with making sure every kid gets to move a bit (exert, as you put it)? It doesn't matter for kids that are already fit, but I think that it's great for health of the bottom 30% who doesn't exercise and doesn't have a proper diet (both are their parents fault, to be clear).
- CalRobert 1y agoThat was actually pretty useful regulation when the streets were full of people, horses, commerce, kids, etc.
- lmm 1y agoIt would be pretty useful regulation to bring back, then maybe the streets would be full of people, horses, commerce, and kids again.