A.I. Regulation by by U.S. Congress legislation?

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If you do not live in the U.S., this post is of no effect to you. Your commentary is, never the less, invited, because this issue is a worldwide concern. What's wrong with insisting AI be controlled by U.S. congressional legislation? Because we already have an enshrined Constritution with Article I, Section 8, clause 3, the "Commerce Clause." Within that construct, there are already numerous congressional statutes passed and activated to protect us from products that may cause personal injury, death, or financial loss directly attributed to a product. These should already include the potiential of A.I. to be cause of those results of our use of that product. We are already personally responsible to for our prudent use of A.I.


Frankly, surrenduring our own agency is nonsense. Why would we do that? "The devil made me do it?"

Absurd. Individual responsibility should always have greater influence on us than anything else.


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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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@fauxlaw
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@SatanLucy

It will be harder to regulate once it is released to the public unregulated.

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@fauxlaw
Frankly, surrenduring our own agency is nonsense. Why would we do that?


Because the people literally creating it are telling us it could lead to the extinction of our species within the next decade.


Is that not a good enough reason for you?

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@Double_R

He has to wake up to reality.

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