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It seems deeply suspicious that a company benefitting from regulatory capture would artificially stoke fears of AI and propaganda about it.
by mcast 23d ago
It seems deeply suspicious that a company benefitting from regulatory capture would artificially stoke fears of AI and propaganda about it.
- Jtsummers 23d agoSuspicious in that it's unlikely or suspicious in that it betrays their real motivation? On the former: It kind of makes sense if they think they can convince regulators that they (and maybe a few select competitors) are the only ones who can keep AI in check. Regulation can work in their favor given how well they're established, financially, compared to the small upstarts they need to keep down. On the latter: I agree, see above. Promoting the idea that AI can or will kill us all, but also that it can't be stopped except by them, puts them in a position (if they're successful in their persuasion) to get more financial benefits.