‘World Of Warcraft’ Players Trick AI-Scraping Games Website Into Publishing Nonsenseseasonone@opidea.xyz to Technology@lemmy.world – 203 points – 1 years agoforbes.com20Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentThough AI regulation should be easier to enforce than sponsorship and such when it comes to news articles. If we just require companies to always mark their work as being AI work then we can quite easily just have a search engine that toggles AI results. But government is usually 5 years behind tech at least and in the meantime companies like Google will just choose the path of optimal profit.But government is usually 5 years behind tech The EU already regulated all the AI (and are very proud of it). Even though there is not one mayor AI company based in the EU 🤷It won't work in the long term. There will always be a country welcoming your content servers, out or reach from regulations. Then what will we do? Have government blocking those countries at country border firewalls?1 more...
Though AI regulation should be easier to enforce than sponsorship and such when it comes to news articles. If we just require companies to always mark their work as being AI work then we can quite easily just have a search engine that toggles AI results. But government is usually 5 years behind tech at least and in the meantime companies like Google will just choose the path of optimal profit.But government is usually 5 years behind tech The EU already regulated all the AI (and are very proud of it). Even though there is not one mayor AI company based in the EU 🤷It won't work in the long term. There will always be a country welcoming your content servers, out or reach from regulations. Then what will we do? Have government blocking those countries at country border firewalls?1 more...
But government is usually 5 years behind tech The EU already regulated all the AI (and are very proud of it). Even though there is not one mayor AI company based in the EU 🤷
It won't work in the long term. There will always be a country welcoming your content servers, out or reach from regulations. Then what will we do? Have government blocking those countries at country border firewalls?
Though AI regulation should be easier to enforce than sponsorship and such when it comes to news articles.
If we just require companies to always mark their work as being AI work then we can quite easily just have a search engine that toggles AI results.
But government is usually 5 years behind tech at least and in the meantime companies like Google will just choose the path of optimal profit.
But government is usually 5 years behind techThe EU already regulated all the AI (and are very proud of it). Even though there is not one mayor AI company based in the EU 🤷
It won't work in the long term. There will always be a country welcoming your content servers, out or reach from regulations.
Then what will we do? Have government blocking those countries at country border firewalls?