it's a little hard to imagine what that regulation looks like until there would be a circumstance that would require it
Quick Q: how do OpenAI and Tesla stand to profit from govt regulation of the field of AI research? What regulations would that involve?
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Requirement to carry ridiculous amount of insurance to deploy product. Licensing with expensive review process. Barriers to entry.
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if you think how many years Tesla and SpaceX have of experience with this type of govt regulations, makes even more sense.
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regulation ? "EU citizens the right to obtain an explanation of automated decisions & to challenge those decisions" https://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/01/opinion/make-algorithms-accountable.html …
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Small companies would fail under heavy regulation, resulting in monopoly.
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Historically the other way around. Monopolies beg for regulation, which effectively sets the barriers for entry higher than SMEs can scale.
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Same as standards: when you help craft it, you make sure it aligns with your vision... and can also make it hinder your competitors.
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Possibly leverage whatever proprietary data they might have to monopolize specific areas..more Tesla than openAI
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Agreed. Much like finance. Established companies profit from knowing regulations inside out. That's why big banks dont oppose Dodd frank
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Big companies love regulations, that's how you can have strong barriers of entry to your market.
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