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Bringing People Together for Generative AI Decision-Making
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Regulation Stifles Innovation and Causes Market Capture
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Wow this was good and educational. Worth watching twice. Regulation leads to capture by the industry being regulated and according to Noble prize winner George Stigler, always leads to a net loss for society. And @bgurley says regulation blocks innovation and kills prosperity. https://t.co/hGYr9Oj2sC
— Bob Gourley – e/acc (@bobgourley) 17 septembre 2023Wow this was good and educational. Worth watching twice. Regulation leads to capture by the industry being regulated and according to Noble prize winner George Stigler, always leads to a net loss for society. And @bgurley says regulation blocks innovation and kills prosperity.
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Proactive Decision Making Prevents Costly Consequences
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Be proactive to prevent hasty decisions and their associated costs and consequences.
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Open-Source Regulation: Incumbent Bias and Balanced Policy
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If you're going to make this quote about Open-Source — It's only fanatical and extreme if you stop reading halfway and assume that I'm anti-regulation in totality?
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Regulatory Capture and AI: The Paradox of Tech Regulation
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if regulatory capture is casual, then nothing here is "straightforward". that's gurley's point precisely. You can't argue that regulation would've been better for everyone involved while simultaneously acknowledging that regulatory capture is occuring and its bad — it becomes an
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Stop Ignoring AI Challenges We Must Face Reality
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We have to stop sticking our heads in the sand. pic.twitter.com/n1j2dkOTG0
— Bob Gourley – e/acc (@bobgourley) 17 septembre 2023We have to stop sticking our heads in the sand.
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Industry Self-Regulation AI: Power Structures Risk
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> "Talking about AI regulation early and from within the industry is more likely to lead to good regulation." According to Gurley's talk, apparently thats what the telecommunications people thought, and it was pretty good regulation to amplify the power structures within that
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Government Resilience: High-Entropy Systems and Transparent Small-Scale Administration
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successful governments tend to be * more high-entropy, making it hard to remove or capture the checks-and-balances easily
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Corporate Capture and AI Regulation: A Paradox?
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if there's a world where any or most regulation is captured by "corporate-driven government corruption" as you quote — then is proposing further regulation good or bad?
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Smart Regulation Signals from Non-Incumbents and Consumers
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on the other hand, if a non-incumbent or a consumer is asking for regulation, and they are smart, connected and knowledgable, then hear closely what they have to say — it probably has a lot of signal because they are incentivized to break up the consolidation of power.