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The lie we keep telling ourselves about regulating AI

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A parody of Trumbull’s “Declaration of Independence” painted in 18th-century style: solemn figures in powdered wigs gather around a table presenting a long scroll headed “Request for Comments №1,” while a 1970s computer terminal and cables sit incongruously among the quills and inkwells, and one central figure stands humming aloud as the others look on.

The internet’s founders governed a technology nobody agreed on, without kings, presidents, or voting. Congress still can’t figure out how.

The excuse for not regulating AI is that nobody can agree how. The people who built the internet would find that laughable.

One after another, the people…

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