Regulating AI involves setting guidelines and standards to ensure AI systems are used ethically and safely. Proponents argue that it prevents misuse, protects privacy, and ensures AI benefits society. Opponents argue that excessive regulation could hinder innovation and technological advancement.
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@9MZTSW8 5mos5MO
AI is getting smarter and smarter and is being abused already by people all around. Schools face a large problem with AI use and it is quickly getting out of hand. Without regulation, we as a society and country could begin to depend too much on AI which is not a good thing in the long run. If the government steps in and regulates the use of AI, it could lessen the blow and help society.
@9VRK5731wk1W
Have oversight but allow free market enterprise to be on top of competition and ahead of foreign actors
@9VM4F4L2wks2W
i don't particularly like the idea of AI to begin with so whom ever does control it could use it in malicious ways.
@9VM3C67Conservative2wks2W
Artificial intelligence should not be used for government or used in any position that would give it power
@9VLMTC3Conservative2wks2W
AI should just not be trusted how many movies have been made explaining AI taking over why risk it just shut any AI down and forget about it entirely and ban it
@9VKMP3G2wks2W
I believe regulations on the development of AI inhibit the progress it can make for us as a society. While some regulations are important such as prevention of art theft for image based artificial intelligence, the more learning and information based AI should not be regulated nearly as much.
@9VHWJLTNew Democratic2wks2W
Bio-engineering and financial AI should be regulated, AI for creative or education purposes should not be regulated.
@9V7H6SQConservative3wks3W
We need unbiased public information on how this positively or negatively affects the general public.
@9TZSC8C3wks3W
It depends on the AI being used. (chat bots and virtual AI [no], actual robots, who can cause physical damage or intellectual damage [yes] )
@9TYP75W4wks4W
Not necessarily since perople should have their own rights and morials. They are also not a serious threat.
@9TTG9Z84wks4W
For me as an artist, I hope the government will remove AI images because it's unethical and people are using it to scam and trick others.
@9TS28Y84wks4W
This is both a yes and no question, since we barely have touched on the extent of how AI is going to evolve to help humanity ethically, morally, socially and so on, full regulation may result in stifling the growth while no regulation could create abusive opportunities for criminals. So, regulation of certain levels of AI yes but not to the extent that it slows down the growth and development.
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it isnt something i would grant for humanity as a whole, our worlds gonne become like a sci fi movie
@9TLF4ZN1mo1MO
Yes, there is too many things AI shouldnt be doing, also the risks of it becoming too powerful is still instilled in people’s minds so having regulations for it would have public calm.
@9T4WHQF1mo1MO
only for revaltionzing healthcare and protecting people. However, people should still keep their jobs.
@9RYKZHG2mos2MO
the government should regulate it to the point where it can restrict acts that lead to illegal acts within society. There should be a median where it cannot regulate someone finding names to call someone, and someone conjuring a death note.
@9RW6ZLWConservative2mos2MO
No, but we should create a whistleblower policy to ensure that any unethical use of AI is reported and dealt with.
@9RPDQJJ3mos3MO
What we colloquially refer to as "AI", is not yet actually AI. At the moment, it is too early to make such a decision. As "AI" can and is used as a tool, anyone using it in unethical ways is not shielded or obfuscated from the law simply because AI is involved. It might be more difficult to detect, but no less relevant to existing laws.
Should regulate AI with the aim of protecting existing networks and infrastructure. Regulate where it can’t be used in society, such as AI bots in public forums.
@9RCBSYB3mos3MO
Yes but ensure that the regulations are not excessive and therefore do not limit or hinder innovation and advancement.
@9RBYBX63mos3MO
Ethical use isn't greatly defined in the description. If advancement doesn't resort into those in technical careers losing their jobs, and it means making better strives at making our economic downfall of living rates, I am partial to this.
@9RBPNXJ3mos3MO
We need to make companies pay for the data they use to train AI, if a person stole from a company they'd be held liable, so it's only fair companies are also held liable.
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I don't think the government should sole handedly regulate it, but it needs to be part of the conversation ensuring that it stays ethical. I don’t trust the government to handle it on its own, there should be some sort of panel of TRUSTED advisors or something along those lines. It also should not be funded, or run by anyone who has corporate ties, conflicts of interest, etc.
@9QWGGCT3mos3MO
somewhat.
They need to make sure things are not being stolen or used to make illegal things.
However AI should not be politically, sexually, racially, or religiously biased, especially not politically.
And AI should not be censored, especially if it's for romantic/comfort/sexual things like a AI partner (chatbot).
And people should have the rights to generate images as long as they are used for humour or made for NSFW content (pornography) that one would keep to himself.
@9P37WBJ4mos4MO
They should get rid of it; its creepy and is taking jobs away from artists
Government should regulate AI for theft of sources, and consumers should be wary of risks
@9NJMFYZ5mos5MO
No the government should be abolished and let people do what they want
@9MS5K6X5mos5MO
Yes, but only in the interest of ensuring liberal values.
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@9RZPX672mos2MO
to a certain point, AI is new and needs to be corroborated between public, private, and government resources beforehand
@9N52JQ7Independent5mos5MO
Ai isn't advanced enough to worry about it that much
@9MYFSSL5mos5MO
Yes, depending on the legislation guiding leaders who make decisions about AI.
@9FGSKLL 5mos5MO
No, AI affairs is none of the government's business, but the government can work with AI companies
@9TV5VL54wks4W
yes to a degree, they should regulate it to make sure it isn't being used to commit crimes or to harm people (physically, image wise, or mentally, etc.)
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