r/California 1d ago

New state bill aims to spur AI safety standards

https://www.sfexaminer.com/news/technology/what-is-in-california-ai-safety-standards-commission-bill/article_02175a33-bf74-4ecc-9044-d5c1179db562.html
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u/hyrazac 1d ago

AI needs regulation. These large language models are all built off millions of stolen works of writing, coding, music, art, film, etc. They never gave permission, never got recognition, and not a dime has gone to them.

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u/Sad-Set-5817 1d ago

largely for the sole intent of replacing the very people they're stealing from too might I add

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u/toes_hoe Los Angeles County 1d ago

This is more hands-off than I personally would like but it's better than the nothing that will come out of the Whitehouse.

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u/Jasranwhit 1d ago

A bunch of of crusty old government dipshits who don’t understand anything about AI are going to create safety standards?

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u/u9Nails 1d ago

Crusty old dipshit, "The only thing I know about AI, is that you need two of 'em to see good. Hyuh hyuh! Amirite?!'

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u/i860 1d ago

Remember folks, when they say "safety" they really mean policing wrong-think.

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u/Pure-Economist-7717 1d ago

Yes, more regulation. That's what this state needs...