[29_29]

Whatever laws we come up with China won't comply. So this is like kicking ourselves in the kneecap

[echelon]

Oh, no no. We'll be keeping Microsoft, Google, and Meta in power. They'll be just fine. They won't have to worry about small, nimble startups coming for their lunch.

AI makes a lot of product easy to deliver, and startups can tool it in ways to go after entirely new product areas and domains. Big tech disassembly, a la Craigslist. Quickly. We can't have that until big tech gets a good choke hold via regulatory moat.

[heavyset_go]

The laws are to keep the poors and competitors away from the resources necessary to be real competition.

[ClumsyPilot]

Whatever tech laws EU comes up with, US does not comply. Especially when it comes to peovacy. Now all of the sudden the shoe is in the other foot.

Also, you sont even know whay laws you want yet, and are already pointong fingers.

[pwdisswordfishc]

There should be some law about using a spellchecker.

[pixl97]

Eh, China will be fine with our laws for AI for internal usage, they don't want internal destabilization either. If your AI happens to become bothersome to Xi or drop out too many Pooh flavored meme's then expect China to frown on it.

Now for AI's used against other countries then China will be all about that, as long as they know their place.

[user_named]

I haven't seen the US complying with Chinese law.

[29_29]

exactly