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Making Examples: Repression and Control in Tech

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23 June 2024 8h46

Sounds like it. Wouldn’t put it past them to make an example out of a few to silence the many.

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AI Model Training Costs and Regulatory Exemption Thresholds

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23 June 2024 5h36

also isn’t any model that costs less than $100M to train largely exempt? billion dollar companies can do a little paperwork for the public good; it won’t kill them.

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AI Regulation Necessary: Tech Companies Acknowledge Clear Risks

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23 June 2024 5h34

not worse than aviation, automobiles etc by any stretch. there should be some regulatory burden since there are clear risks that the tech companies themselves have acknowledged.

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California AI Regulation Debate: Developer Liability Concerns

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23 June 2024 5h26

Hey @garrytan @ycombinator your letter on California’s AI regulation seems awfully sensationalist and alarmist to me. Have I missed something? You say “AI software developers could go to jail simply for failing to anticipate misuse of their software–a standard of product

Does AI Vision Override Democratic Will of People?

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23 June 2024 4h06

Does your vision continue to usurp the will of the people?

Tyranny and Loss of Democratic Will in AI Governance

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23 June 2024 1h51

No, you’re a tyrant that took away the will of the people

California AI Regulation Labeled as Questionable Policy

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23 June 2024 1h07

lol Bonta will for sure label it some BS fake thing and gullible Californians will put it into law

Blocking over AB5 disagreement raises policy debate concerns

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22 June 2024 22h24

She blocked me because I disagreed with her AB5 bill. I was civil and rather than let me ask questions she blocked me.