Big tech backlash and animus against the machines will invite stifling red tape
Generative AI is destined to drown in a tsunami of regulation, argues Santa Clara University law professor Eric Goldman.
There have been numerous copyright lawsuits over alleged infringement by the makers of generative AI models, many of which are still pending and could limit the viability of generative AI. to the effect that state legislatures saw more than 400 AI-related bills introduced during the first 38 days of 2024, a sixfold increase.
Given images of drones dropping grenades on the battlefield, robocar collisions, warehouse robots stealing jobs, mobile device-based tracking, algorithmic labor oversight, and the extreme wealth of tech billionaires who insist on dominating public discussion, that's perhaps not surprising.
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