How like a Republican to ask an “expert” instead of, you know, actual experts.
This is what you get when you continuously elect lawmakers with no political experience.
I’m surprised he didn’t just start typing the law on his cell phone and finish it by repeatedly selecting the middle option in the phone’s predictive text.
This is what you get when you continuously elect lawmakers with no political experience.
I’m actually fine with electing inexperienced lawmakers. I just want ones who are willing to ask for help/advice from others qualified to give it. Continuously electing beltway insiders just preserves the status quo
Yeah, what I should have said was
electing lawmakers who’s only goal is to break the government.
So can we poison chatgpt and other language models to write more socially liberal laws when these people try and use it?
This is the best summary I could come up with:
“And so when I was trying to write the technical portion of it, in terms of what sort of technological processing makes something a deepfake, I was kind of struggling with the terminology.
The Federal Communications Commission, meanwhile, will consider whether to require disclaimers on AI-generated content on political ads running on radio and TV, the Associated Press reported Wednesday.
Rather than outlaw or curb usage, Kolodin wanted to give people a mechanism to have the courts weigh in on the truthfulness of a deepfake.
Kolodin said disclaimers carry speech concerns for him, too, because they cut into airtime or, in some cases, ruin the joke or the point of a message.
Kolodin hopes his bill will become a model for other states because he has worried that well-intentioned efforts to regulate AI in elections could trample on speech rights.
“And when you have politicians regulating speech, you kind of have the fox guarding the hen house, so they’re gonna say, oh, anything that makes me look silly is a crime.
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This is how skynet gets itself into the legal system…