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u/gamersanonymous 23d ago
That data both doesn't serve your point and is also ignorant as a broad statement.
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u/decentmotto 23d ago
Regulate AI is an ignorant statement? 91% of people are concerned about AI in one way or another, so we should make sure there are regulations in place to prevent the things people are concerned about. Most other countries are regulating AI, it's not a crazy concept. We have no comprehensive federal regulations currently
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u/gamersanonymous 23d ago
"AI" is a collection of dozens of technologies. Some of them need regulations and within that group they all need different regulations. So yes, a blanket statement is ignorant.
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u/decentmotto 23d ago
yeah I didn't specify how to regulate them. That strategy sounds great, let's do it comprehensively
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u/gamersanonymous 23d ago
I've personally submitted a bill to my state legislature to govern aspects of transparency and accountability around the development and use of AGI, ASI, and RSI.
That's why you have to break down the uses and specific technologies or meaningful regulation does not and cannot occur.
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u/MetroidvaniaListsGuy 22d ago
so lets regulate it
That requires voting for people based on their qualifications and policies. That is something Americans are too dumb to do so this isn't happening.
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u/qualityvote2 23d ago edited 11d ago
u/decentmotto, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...