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It's a good thing - AI is in basically everything, it needs regulation.
by Phelinofist 26d ago
It's a good thing - AI is in basically everything, it needs regulation.
- aenis 26d agoBy people who never built anything except bureaucracies?
- yencabulator 25d agoPlease don't be a shallow anti-EU troll. WWW? GSM? Bluetooth? Linux? SSH? MP3? LiIon batteries? Chip wafer manufacturing methods? Skype?
- Phelinofist 26d agoI mean it is true that Europe is lagging behind in some frontier things, but if the price for catching up means uncontrollable mega corps it is not worth it. Europe also has some very high-tech companies so I think we are still good.
- Hamuko 26d agoWe should instead be governed by people who never built anything except giant repositories of stolen data?
- aenis 26d agoNo, but there is quite a bit of spectrum between 'never built anything' and 'only built things unethically'. I'd prefer to be governed by people who built something in their lives, and are not career bureaucrats.
- Hamuko 26d agoI'd definitely prefer the career bureaucrats instead of the unethical builders, and the unethical builders will be the ones governing if the AI companies are left to their own devices.
- aenis 26d agoI hail from the post-communist part of the world, and - given the choice - i'd err on the side of unethical builders such as musk, altman et al. Career bureaucrats are introducing a world where merit does not matter; unethical builders are still merit driven, after all, one does not build claude code without engineering and scientific skills, which implies attachment to physical reality, whereas building bureaucratic regimes is an entirely physical-reality-optional game.