Re:Clearview AI is struggling to address complaints as its l...
by ska on Tuesday January 28, 2020 @07:29PM
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Other than the FAA one I gave?
There are legal/regulatory limits placed on technologies that can
- create radio signals and/or interference
- reproduce some things (e.g. financial instruments)
- produce certain types of substances (e.g. nuclear, but also chemical)
- are primarily used for producing restricted things (e.g. some arms and armament)
- explode particularly well
- etc.
In some cases this will limit your ability to purchase or create them, in some cases just use. For many things you can do them as a corporation, but only if you subject yourself to scrutiny that you are playing by the rules - i.e. you will be audited.
There are legal/regulatory limits placed on technologies that can
- create radio signals and/or interference
- reproduce some things (e.g. financial instruments)
- produce certain types of substances (e.g. nuclear, but also chemical)
- are primarily used for producing restricted things (e.g. some arms and armament)
- explode particularly well
- etc.
In some cases this will limit your ability to purchase or create them, in some cases just use. For many things you can do them as a corporation, but only if you subject yourself to scrutiny that you are playing by the rules - i.e. you will be audited.