GOP sneaks decade-long AI regulation ban into spending bill - Ars Technica
GOP sneaks decade-long AI regulation ban into spending bill - Ars Technica
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GOP sneaks decade-long AI regulation ban into spending bill
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We know! You don’t have to rub it in…😞
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Please rub it in, until we go away or improve.
It might change some folks unchecked insanity.
At the very least we could stop letting senile, narcissistic, psychopath children decide everything.
No one should be allowed to be this dumb, unchecked.
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Land votes and some people were constituionally sub human...when was is democratic?
As always they were just polished turds.
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Never was.
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"But muh sTaTeS rIgHtS!"
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No Republican has ever given two shits about state rights, personal rights or even human rights in general. They never stop screeching about it but they don't give a shit.
They only care about their own pockets, the end.
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Unless it’s a blue state!
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Bundling issues together like this should not be allowed. It’s done by everyone, and usually done to hold the actual good parts hostage. Oh you want to prevent asbestos from being used because it’s killing people? Well the only way you get that is by also allowing employers to hire 4 year olds.
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tbf, I don't know how feasible it is to remove asbestos without employing 4 year olds.
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Yeah, and sneaking in such a thing at the last minute is also antidemocratic.
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Not really not-democratic, just shitty.
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"automated decision systems "
"IF X THEN Y" satisfies this description.
Soooo basically just take the handbrake off practically every chunk of software ever written then?
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When the marketing went too far that it brought AI the wrong meaning.
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To be clear, the bill prevents regulation. It's not a regulatory ban, it is a ban on regulation.
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Thank you
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Could we just....call everything AI then and it cant be regulated. Cause that would be hilarious.
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Someone needs to spin up an AI that continuously generates pictures that annoy Donald Trump and posts them to all social media, it should actively learn what makes him and his supporters feel the saddest and optimise for those attributes.
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the fuckening is upon us, ladies and gentlemen
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Did chatgpt propose this?
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its hilarious how this party would tought state rights. only rights for things they can't currently get themselves at the federal level at any particular time.
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Deepseek biding their time
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Exactly... "Deepseek is a threat against our freedoms!!" also "No one can make any laws to put any restrictions on any AI models". Cool.
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Fine, I won't complain when Yudkowski's followers take matters into their own hands.
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one small win for local AI, one giant loss for the school system (and others).
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Huge loss for the environment, big win for AI stocks!
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Son of a bitch!
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This is going to kill the content creation industry. Imagine a torrent client that has a built in neural network training module. You are now allowed to access any IP protected content and inspect it on your home TV for dataset building. What the neural network does is irrelevant, it can have a couple of layers and be trained with a residual amount of the CPU load. Happy torrenting :)
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You sure this isn't a poison pill?
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What I can't get around with is people expecting AI that was developed by not respecting IP rights to suddenly begin respecting their presumed IP rights (not that most are not just accepting them away through the associated EULAs) with what they generate using them.
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If you want to stay on the bleeding edge you've got to be a reversal of Europe, which means allowing innovation and competition. Hence why VT is nearly 70% US.
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Someones taking money for this.
We didn't just not do what all those movies/books warned us to, we made it illegal to take any precautions whatsoever.
Such a stupid fucking timeline.
The bill that makes it illegal for precautions is snuck inside megabill with 100 other bad provisions so no debate occurs on it.
FYI, the US empire is evil. Like media, AI must be used to protect the Empire's evil.
If only they protected my rights like they protect the rights of corporations.
Won't any think of the shareholders? They suffer too. -s
That would be extremely out of character for the GOP, why would you even expect that from them?
Whatever happened to states rights?
They ditched that as soon as they won the election
Fascists only use "rights" for themselves, and then they will rub it into your face that they can do something you can't...
Does this not directly, nakedly violate the sovereignty clause?
Welp, pack it up kids, this one’s cooked
Why would they need money? Automating systems removes interpersonal trust and facilitates 1984-esque media and data control. Deregulation means they can use it as a handwavy excuse for a lot of major things, and also impact the information those systems give you.
I believe at this level it's called favors.