FTC Chair on the Future of AI Regulation 

Good intentions Good results. She's more ideology than understanding and competence.

@@Leto2ndAtreides When is the last time you took on & won against powerful mega-corporations that harm the interests of the people?

Just a dei hire

​@@ultra100ablenot white = dei

@@markhayes1605 exactly 💯

That is, they are telling her to remove her if Kamala wins this one.

@@holedplot one at a time.

@@holedplot I’m sure if you ask nicely she’ll get it done for you after her lunch. Or do you think maybe her current focus on pharmaceuticals is more important..? I don’t know.. 🤔

You can't regulate what you have no ability to understand. Trying to regulate too early just slows things down and limits possibilities. If the US was left behind in AI, there would be no coming back from that.

you don’t see everything merging towards monopolies? amazon? uber? ticketmaster? etc.

Except that competition DOESN'T exist; the mergers and monopolies saw to that. And even if they DO exist, they will simply copy each other. That's the point.

*AI is a scam* Literally makes no sense because of how wide a range of technologies fall under the umbrella of "AI," and (for better or worse) have for decades now. Not to mention that you conflate "some scam like uses of AI are a scam," with the conclusion of "all AI is a scam," which IMO needs evidence.

⁠ AI is a technology. Prosecuting AI is like prosecuting medicine. What it needs is regulation and quick futuristic thinking from lawmakers to make sure they can handle improper usage of AI. CrowdStrike is a company that should be held responsible for its failures.

@@EmperorShang AI is not a scam. AI saves lives. It helped develop the COVID vaccine. It is being used by many different use-cases. You probably think Generative AI chatbots as AI but all AI is not that. AI and even Generative AI is a scissor or a knife or a car. You can usually do good things with them but you can do bad things with them. But, operating a car needs regulation. A knife or scissor is not allowed in carry on luggage. So you need regulation on these things. But, it is also not easy to regulate them. Not because of any Big Tech reason, it is not easy to identify what to regulate. Europe has created a set of AI regulations but that can destroy AI innovation so much that other countries like China will then use it how they want. They won’t stick to any regulation. You need to start the process. You need to have a back and forth. You need to consider practitioners (we need AI for our education and jobs) and not just BigTech (don’t regulate) or governance (stop AI development). The problem with the scammy part of AI was some people saying that AI will replace a significant part of jobs. That was untrue. It can make some part of jobs easier and change roles of some jobs and in future, one may need less paralegals or executive assistants than before, but you would need more AI governance experts and more AI security to prevent things like CrowdStrike. And more AI privacy and chip design people so that more AI can be done in device (in your phone or laptop) instead of sending your data to server of a big corporation. These people who think of AI as a solution to all your problems did this with blockchain or even with earlier AI boom a decade ago.

If the parties do as good of a job as she is doing we wouldn’t have to. I don’t think that’s on her.

@@jimenezccindy one party will inevitably do the worst job possible as long as the other party is expected to do just a bit worse. The monopolies that existed in business apply the same tactics to choke the life out of our politics.

@@szahmad2416 yes, I agree but it’s not within her scope to break them up. She’s doing her job as FTC chair

@@szahmad2416 also I think the job she’s doing may directly weaken the monopolies and hopefully by default the grasp they have on the government. Ultimately helping gubernatorial sytems. I don’t see this happening in the short term tho. 🥲

😂😂 dude dressed up like Jack Harlow!

I love Lina Khan...but it shouldn't be her job to have to defend herself going after monopolies the way she does. It's like saying the cop who's arresting out-and-open human traffickers has to justify himself...and needs effective and simple messaging to do so. I don't want Lina to become more of a politician or PR person rather than stick to the great work that she's doing...unfortunately, with these attacks from big business lobbies, she's forced to do more and more of that.

@@Andrew-is3ld Because she's speaking to Bloomberg. Obviously if she was speaking to a general audience she'd phrase things differently.

Senator Bill

She seemed to get more natural towards the end. Which, just unfortnutely leads me to believe she's really got her hands tied, with how she answered the first proposed questions.

I love Lina Khan...but it shouldn't be her job to have to defend herself going after monopolies the way she does. It's like saying the cop who's arresting out-and-open human traffickers has to justify himself...and needs effective and simple messaging to do so. I don't want Lina to become more of a politician or PR person rather than stick to the great work that she's doing...unfortunately, with these attacks from big business lobbies, she's forced to do more and more of that.

aww little boot licker is scared

How?

Would love to hear your explanation for this one

@@nicfeller she is literally the only democrat that I like.

@@OkaydenMusic For one person, or even a group, to decide how companies all over the world need the tweak their operations is absolutely a wild concept. This centralize planning and regulation invariably has an effect opposite to the intention. What we need is less regulation to enable competition, not more random rules that tell specific companies how to run a specific part of their business from someone who has never had to make a business decision in their life - even if she was an all knowing oracle or god himself, this would be a terrible way to run a society

its easier than you think buddy

Exactly what is it you do with your hands that involves A.I. late at night? Never mind...I don't want to know.