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> Knives (under a certain size) are not regulated. Guns are regulated in most countries. Atomic bombs are definitely regulated I don’t think this is a good com
by hk__2 11mo ago
> Knives (under a certain size) are not regulated. Guns are regulated in most countries. Atomic bombs are definitely regulated
I don’t think this is a good comparison: knives are easy to produce, guns a bit harder, atomic bombs definitely harder. You should find something that is as easy to produce as a knife, but regulated.
- darkwater 11mo agoThe "product" to be regulated here is the LLM/model itself, not its output. Or, if you see the altered photo as the "product", then the "product" of the knife/gun/bomb is the damage it creates to a human body.
- wing-_-nuts 11mo ago>You should find something that is as easy to produce as a knife, but regulated. The DEA and ATF have entered the chat
- withinboredom 11mo agoThey can leave, plain water fits this bill.