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Re:AI firms mustn’t govern themselves, say ex-members of Ope... by Lerc on Sunday May 26, 2024 @06:39PM (#40486053)
I don't really trust either to come up with good regulation policy. Industry would be biased towards their own interest and government lacks the expertise.

I think there is still an opportunity for government to implement regulation that meets the consensus of a variety of fields. This is not an easy problem to solve and I really think expecting any single person or organization would have the answer. Working together on a consensus for regulation would give the government a direction when currently they freely admit that they do not know what the right way is.

The problem I see is there are lots of points of view each trying to get something quickly that covers their specific area of focus. This does not seem like a pathway to robust regulation.

I assume there are discussions at the academic level of what would be a good response. Does anybody have a good link to what is being discussed at that level?

Is there any forum that covers good faith discussion involving industry, academia, and the public?

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