Excellent. China is building an AI governance framework that differs fundamentally from those emerging in Europe and the United States. Regulation has moved well beyond content moderation. It now reaches product design, user relationships, business models, and the incentive structures embedded in AI systems.
This is so good, fascinating in fact....thanks much. How to regulate emotional abstractions without making the LLM's, in effect, lobotomized nonentities, capable of only providing data centric "answers"...(?). Is reality too much for folks? Is it better in the ether...(?) Apparently, it is for lots of folks.
Excellent. China is building an AI governance framework that differs fundamentally from those emerging in Europe and the United States. Regulation has moved well beyond content moderation. It now reaches product design, user relationships, business models, and the incentive structures embedded in AI systems.
As people who worked with me at the time know, I’m not a fan of the EU’s approach to tech regulation. This sounds a lot more grounded.
This is so good, fascinating in fact....thanks much. How to regulate emotional abstractions without making the LLM's, in effect, lobotomized nonentities, capable of only providing data centric "answers"...(?). Is reality too much for folks? Is it better in the ether...(?) Apparently, it is for lots of folks.