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Cool - how are they going to detect/police that?
by akmarinov 2mo ago
Cool - how are they going to detect/police that?
- sweetjuly 2mo agoWhen has enforceability ever been a concern of the government? This is the same government that had anti-sodomy laws on the books until the Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional in 2003. Making it illegal even without having a realistic means of enforcing it still chills behavior, and so just because it isn't practically enforceable in the general case doesn't mean it isn't without consequences.
- matheusmoreira 2mo agoThe NSA will run Mythos against the entire US population and it will find the patterns. Powerful computer purchases. Energy consumption suddenly spiking. HN comments demonstrating intent and/or contempt for the glorious self-evident freedom preserving laws of the United States. Then they call your local law enforcement with an anonymous tip about this suspicious dude who's long overdue for a totally random home inspection.
- akmarinov 2mo agoYeah but I'm in Australia and just host AI models as a service - how are the NSA gonna convince the local law enforcement to do anything?
- CamperBob2 2mo agoAsk Kim Schmitz. (Yes, I know, NZ is nowhere near Australia, the point still holds.)
- fauigerzigerk 2mo agoWhistleblowers. Personal use would still be possible of course.
- gspr 2mo agoIt's not out of the realm of possibility to do AI audits. I'm not saying it's a good idea or likely, but certainly something they could do.
- victorbjorklund 2mo agoSame way they detect if you do business with Russia, North Korea, Iran. They don’t detect 100% of the cases but the punishment are severe enough to deter most companies.