The Verge publishes history of AI executives' regulation calls
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Sean Hollister's Verge piece situates the executives' new pledge within decades of industry warnings — from Turing and Bill Joy to Musk — noting the pattern has produced few binding regulatory results.
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Earnest question: Why can’t AI companies slow progress despite the lack of regulation? Is it as simple as “we refuse to risk falling behind if no one else acts responsibly, so we won’t do it until everyone is compelled by law?” 🔗 theverge.com https://www. theverge.com/policy/995534/a-b rief-history-of-ai-executives-calling-for-regulation
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