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> then I'd expect to see movements to force government regulation of AI The big question that never gets answered is: What regulation, specifically? Any one c
by Aurornis 9mo ago
> then I'd expect to see movements to force government regulation of AI
The big question that never gets answered is: What regulation, specifically?
Any one country could come out and declare that AI can’t be used or just be taxed at an exorbitant rate or something along those lines, but what would happen? The AI usage would go to another country.
If the US heavily regulated AI, China just runs away with it all. None of the calls for regulation I’ve seen have an answer for this, aside from the completely crazy calls to bomb data centers in other countries.
- LordHumungous 9mo agoMost people are far more concerned about their livelihood than about abstract notions of beating China in a game of geopolitics. In that scenario the US becomes an isolated economy, and other nations likely follow suit. It will be a poorer, less dynamic world, but most people will choose that outcome over poverty.
- dist-epoch 9mo agoWhere were those concerned people when they lost their jobs due to production moving to China? Seems like what you are saying already failed in the past.
- lucyjojo 9mo agovery easy. nationalize. the people own the AI and the profits go to them.
- falcor84 8mo agoBecause countries that nationalized their industries are have historically prospered?