Naturally, the *deployment* of AI should be regulated (like any other tech) when there is a need to protect consumers/the public (e.g. SDCs)
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...or regulating astronomy for fear that we would accidentally make contact with an hostile alien species
It would be a data-free overreaction based on pop culture tropes. Somehow I suspect a darker motivation behind this call for regulation
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To me it seems very like regulating corporations to prevent them causing harm to people while optimizing for profit... [1/2]
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If you have a system that makes decisions impacting human wellbeing & it optimizes something else, there is a risk.
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Curious- is there a reason why you think AI can't be smarter than humans? If it is possible, is it not worthwhile studying its implications
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Regulation is often self protection. A democratization of
#AI drives to a fearless diffusion. Maybe Musk is thinking about a new scientologyThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Hindering "AI" would hurt those with a current data advantage. Something Tesla doesn't have.
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Regulation protects the early leaders, creates barriers to entry in an otherwise open field.
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What is this darker motivation you suspect? I personally am convinced Musk's just fear mongering for advertisement.
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