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AI Gatekeeper Laws
It is in the interest of all countries to make treaties requiring watermarks in the code of all AI generated videos and content. Companies like Meta, Alphabet, and Microsoft should be required to design a filter that allows parents to block all AI generated content on the web. Valve should be designing a filter option for Steam. All AI generated content should be required to have clear labels indicating it, as well. The amount of harm unchecked AI can do to children, political discourse, and art is an extinction level kind of threat.
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AI accounts and content completely destroyed Youtube recommendations.
It will happen. As musk said a while back it usually takes a calamity for there to be regulations. Give it time and sacrifice.
You don't wait until a kid dies to remove the razor blades from barbi dolls
Originally posted by Senor Eppeb Beppers:
You don't wait until a kid dies to remove the razor blades from barbi dolls

But in reality that's usually what it takes.
It’s just amazing how many people take pride in using ai. :steamfacepalm:
There will be increasingly strong regulation on AI, of this I am convinced. The question really is when, and to what extent it will work.

Nuclear weapons were invented in 1945, but it took until the 60s (and a lot of close calls) for effective regulation to be implemented. If you lived in that time and were in the know, moving from simple fission weapons, to thermonuclear devices 1000x as powerful as Little Boy, to doomsday projects like Pluto and Sundial must have made it seem like the world was about to end.

But, in the end, rationality triumphed over the lure of power.
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If course orangicus maximus made a law saying you cant regulate ai
Originally posted by Senor Eppeb Beppers:
You don't wait until a kid dies to remove the razor blades from barbi dolls
Well AI already pushed and incited both children & adults, into suicide and self harm...
Once enough tragedies or enough harm (or potential harm) is done, then there's national govt type of regulations. I.e. leaded gasoline took a while to get regulated, despite the blatant harm it caused.
Originally posted by HypersleepyNaputunia:
If course orangicus maximus made a law saying you cant regulate ai
I somehow missed this one.
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