AI's coming roadblock in regulation: Antitrust hawks
AI executives want a narrow waiver to share safety information, but lawmakers say existing antitrust law already allows collaboration.
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Letter: Big AI firms using politics to create monopolies | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Parlaying the trillion-dollar AI initial public offering with an election’s continuous fearmongering tactics should be illegal. There are a few huge, rich companies dominating the new AI revolution who want all other upcoming companies to slow down. The big firms want to set the rules and take control of establishing government regulations.
States Can Facilitate an AI Slowdown Without the Federal Government
The artificial intelligence industry recently called for an antitrust exemption to coordinate self-regulation as the risks their models pose to the internet and society grow. Industry-wide self-regulation might well violate antitrust law and would certainly give Big Tech too much power with too little supervision. In the absence of federal action, states can and should provide the required antitrust immunity to enforce safety rules so long as th…
U.S. parliamentarians and antitrust authorities resist the request of AI companies for exemptions to collaborate in security, according to CNBC
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