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>>6602398
>Its going to get regulated.
How? It's not like nuclear enrichment, where you need tons of uranium ore and a fuckhuge industrial gas centrifuge just to get started. You just need a bunch of computers. The people developing the software can try to keep their work secret, but there's basically nothing anyone can do to stop a bunch of hobbyists from building their own AI from scratch.
Once someone does, or once some resentful engineer leaks the corporate AI, it's going to be exceedingly hard to stop people from sharing it.
It's also worth pointing out that this would necessarily have to be a global effort, and any country that doesn't restrict AI development - that opts instead to have the technology shared to anyone willing to learn, and maybe even teach the basics of it in schools - is going to have a massive technological advantage over everyone else. If you were a company, looking for people to work on your AI project, would you rather hire someone who was already tinkering with it in high school, or someone who needs to learn the tech from scratch after he's signed the NDA?