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© Copyright 2023 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.U.S. Congress eyes new rules for tech: What's under consideration
By MARY CLARE JALONICK WASHINGTON©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Blacklabel
yep she is the one to protect us from artificial intelligence.
wish I could get s transcript of that meeting.
lillibet
This coming from a government that has been collecting citizens data since about 2002 via the DHS and using facile book and twitter, and others to do so. Hypocrites.
dagon
Legislators are of course behind the curve when faced with the exponential growth of transformer LLM.
Giving people control of their data and making it work for them to fund a UBI is one such proposal looking to the future.
The legislators who do not have a good grasp of the technologies should probably focus on addressing the socioeconomic disruptions it is bringing.
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GBR48
Users should be able to make up their own minds as to whether they use software or not. It should not be censored by government. Parents should regularly check their kid's devices for apps they don't want them to use. As for the suicide issue, kids die in gun crime and RTAs in the US regularly, but they aren't banning guns or kids travelling in cars.
It would be relatively easy to develop kid's devices with firmware that only permits limited whitelisted content, allowing parents to ban them completely from the rest of the internet by forbidding access to what would become 'adult' devices by default - ordinary smartphones. A more workable solution for all concerned. When they hit the age of majority, they can own and use a smartphone.
Yrral
Maybe they should focus on the debt ceiling limit
tora
This has absolutely nothing to do with protecting the children. More about the government legislating to force an end to end-to-end encryption and introduce client side scanning. And the government appointed commission will be unelected, by the way.