Re:Palantir CEO Rejects Calls to Pause AI Development
by imiric on Sunday June 11, 2023 @06:00AM
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> Are there any regulations on AI in the US? I’m not aware of any.
I worded that wrongly, but what I meant is that the current concerns with AI and discussions to pause AI development are entirely happening in Western countries. China will regulate its companies to comply with the goals of the CCP, but they don't have the same ethical and moral concerns as the West.
> Fortunately, because it’s an autocracy, there is no way to know if it is the right direction, until it fails.
They can also afford to fail fast. It's the "move fast and break things" approach to government. :)
I worded that wrongly, but what I meant is that the current concerns with AI and discussions to pause AI development are entirely happening in Western countries. China will regulate its companies to comply with the goals of the CCP, but they don't have the same ethical and moral concerns as the West.
> Fortunately, because it’s an autocracy, there is no way to know if it is the right direction, until it fails.
They can also afford to fail fast. It's the "move fast and break things" approach to government. :)