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We don't yet have US regulations and testing labs. Obviously that would be a good thing to have. I mean like the equivalent of the FCC. If you ever release a ha
by intrasight 2mo ago
We don't yet have US regulations and testing labs. Obviously that would be a good thing to have. I mean like the equivalent of the FCC. If you ever release a hardware product then you know what that entails.
- embedding-shape 2mo ago> We don't yet have US regulations Is it not illegal to "hack others" and "defeat protection/defensive systems" in the US already, including for both individuals and companies? Regardless if it was "by accident" or not?
- Schlagbohrer 2mo agoDo you think the current (or future) US governments will apply the DMCA to these trillion dollar companies with the same gusto that they use it to, for example, push Aaron Schwartz into killing himself, or threatening teenagers with lifelong federal prison sentences?
- intrasight 2mo agoI think they will put in place the equivalent of the FCC. It may not happen until after something really bad happens - but it will happen, and them all LLMs that aren't air-gapped will need to be independently tested.