[firefoxkekw]

Neo-Luddism.

Like they are going to stop China or any other country outside US or EU.

The most they can hope to do, is to force some companies to move off-shore.

Wonder where was all this people when Elon Musk started releasing betas on FSD.

Self-appointed 'Center for AI and Digital Policy', nothing more to add.

[324dsfsa43]

If some half-baked regulation take place in US on AI research, most probably many corporations will just spin-off some "new" startup somewhere less touchy about AIs. Let's say Germany, France, Ireland, it could be almost anywhere, as long as the money get to bootstrap a sufficiently effective replacement for any inhouse research division. It could take time, or not, now the money isn't a problem, and if some regulation begin to cripple the market, suddenly you have a hungrier market with even less offer to satisfy demand, hence the money get hotter and will be pumped even faster into AI research.

I think these guys looking for regulations, stopping development, etc. don't know anything about economics. Everything they are doing, will backfire quite soon.

[ben_w]

> Wonder where was all this people when Elon Musk started releasing betas on FSD.

Loudly and openly for the entire duration, including governments specifically saying the marketing was misleading.