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“Ben Horowitz told Biden officials that regulating AI means regulating math”
scary at times to think about. I think we have a hundred and fifty thousand people per day dying on Earth, and I think AI is probably the best chance we have at stopping that. Whoever is building the
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“US government vs Anthropic: VCs debate AI regulation priorities”
you you wanna you wanna win those contracts. The US government, as the customer, is gonna do what it needs to do to protect its people. And so I'm afraid I'd I'd actually, much as I admire and love An
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we believed at the beginning that using RL for credit decisions would actually be a, like, would be the way that we would end up or like credit and underwriting, like how much of a, of a limit should we give to this business? That reinforcement learn
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every prompt or every agent. And for the most part, I think most of these use cases kind of come online like the v one of like our our, commercial underwriting agent or the v one of our our startup KYC agent are co developed between, like, a subject
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...regulation around AI and models? So in a sense, AI regulation is a misnomer. Let me give you an example from just this morning. The FTC has been worried about the Federal Trade Commission in The US, you know, which is, an antitrust and consumer prote
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...AI regulation, not a great day for you. If you wanted states to have their own shot at it, well, good news. Longer take. They were sort of sneaking that into the big beautiful bill was the story. There was like a little a little hidden tiny little te
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...regulation. I think this is a good place to stop. We don't have Sachs here to talk about AI regulation, but he talked about it the last time. Freyberg, your thoughts on states, you know, we talked about state rights here in relation to abortion, guns
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...AI regulation. When we talk about self driving cars as a success now in The United States, spreading across the country, growing well, and I think we're leading the world there. And that is something that does have to deal with a patchwork of state l
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“There was a 200 page Biden diffusion rule - 200 pages of regulations on the export of semiconductors. We were turning the AI industry models and chips into a highly regulated industry. And the first thing President Trump did his first week in office was rescind all of those initial regulations. The thing that really makes Silicon Valley special is this concept of permissionless innovation.”
...regulation, and there was a 200 page, it was called the Biden diffusion rule, which was 200 pages of regulations on the export of semiconductors. So we were turning the the AI industry models and chip
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...regulation, I really believe that technology companies need to accept that regulation is necessary, it's responsible, and that they should be helping governments to understand how to legislate in a way that doesn't stifle innovation, and in a way tha
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...AI regulation might say, oh, you know, regulators have to ensure
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...some sort of regulation. I am very against stopping AI development. I think that the benefits to humanity, especially, you know I guess, like, the easiest argument to make here is always on the health side of things. AIs can go and discover new treat
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...regulation and in particular, AI regulation destroying a fledgling ecosystem that could never get off the ground. What should we be doing that we're not doing? What would you do if you were in charge? A lot of things. I would make computer science a
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...of regulation and in particular, AI regulation destroying a fledgling ecosystem that could never get off the ground.
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...AI regulation that basically would would reserve the right of the federal government to regulate AI and sort of prevent the states from moving forward with these bills. That was, I think, part of the negotiation for the, quote, one big beautiful bill
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