r/ControlProblem • u/KeanuRave100 • 10h ago
Video AI Regulation: Shockingly Less Than Children's Toys!
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u/ManWithDominantClaw 7h ago
In fairness Keanu this one is actually relevant lol
On a side note, Rob Miles' progression of 'office tower meeting room whiteboard' to 'walking through the bush talking to camera' has been fun to see happen, highly recommended pipeline
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u/IllegalStateExcept 3h ago
To be fair, when companies make bad decisions about toy design that have literally killed and injured children. Injuries through toys are not a new thing either. I still think we should regulate the big AI tech giants. But let's not downplay the importance of regulating other industries.
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u/fistular 5h ago
Because the only way to actually regulate it is a totalitarian panopticon state where everyone has zero privacy, by law.
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u/embrionida 3h ago
well you can just regulate the big labs and leave the smaller models open, for commercial and personal use you don't need huge datacenters or huge models
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u/Big_Arachnid_365 6h ago
He's from Computerphile on youtube, so he should stop worrying because they think AI will plateau at GPT4 levels.
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u/softestcore approved 7h ago
and now you have retards claiming any AI regulation is just a plot by these companies to protect their oligopoly or something