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There already exist laws against hacking. Legal damages already can apply. Further laws aren't necessary and will only suppress open-weight AI firms, making the
by OutOfHere 6d ago
There already exist laws against hacking. Legal damages already can apply. Further laws aren't necessary and will only suppress open-weight AI firms, making the monopoly of large AI firms more entrenched. See the first comment (by Brett Matson) on the archive link of the WSJ article.
- iAMkenough 6d agoI think we need an AI sheriff that aggressively enforces the law. The current level of enforcement and the fine schedule is not enough of a deterrent to prevent these large corporations from breaking existing laws. Frequently make an example of them and you’ll be hailed a hero by the general populous.