Congress is racing to regulate AI. Silicon Valley is eager to teach them how

Congress: Tell us about AI. If and how we should regulate it.

Big Tech, public hearing: AI will eat the world if not regulated. Crime will be abundant. Jobs will be lost.

Big Tech, private dinner: Our unilateral control over AI will boost our stock prices.

Congress: Only companies with regulatory checks and balances can run AI.

Also congress: Buys MSFT, GOOG, META.

AI makes a lot of product easy to deliver, and startups can tool it in ways to go after entirely new product areas and domains. Big tech disassembly, a la Craigslist. Quickly. We can't have that until big tech gets a good choke hold via regulatory moat.

Also, you sont even know whay laws you want yet, and are already pointong fingers.

Now for AI's used against other countries then China will be all about that, as long as they know their place.

It's best if congress treats it as a company paying humans to do the same work, where the humans are assumed to be copying the training artifacts to the output

People at the companies may or may not want to do this for selfish reasons, but regardless, have been basically forced to "ask" for regulation, or face that regulation being applied against them as an existential threat to the business.

Meta seems to have possibly gotten around this through having their model "leaked", but I am not sure what else can be expected at this point. I am hopeful that community efforts will be able to make progress quickly enough so as to make regulatory capture seem more difficult.

CRISPR-cas9 is a pretty strong competitor.