Should the government require safety limits on AI chatbots used by minors?
Several U.S. states are moving to regulate AI chatbots, some after reports of teens being harmed, while tech companies lobby to exempt key products from the rules.
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Better idea: Just tear them all down. They shouldn't exist.
Genie's out of the bottle now. We need to deal with it before it deals with us.
'Tear them all down' is one way to do so, isn't it? I'm not certain how well the "genie" analogy works in this case; if those data-centers are the "bottles", the "genies" are still in them and their out-ness is an illusion.
Yes, as with social media. No easy ask, but guardrails are needed, especially as AI capabilities grow. We're in uncharted territory on so many levels.