Should it be illegal to use AI to generate pictures or videos of people without their permission? AI video could be used in a number of highly nefarious ways, what do you think the future of AI regulation looks like?

>>508999372 (OP)
Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" aims to make it illegal for states to enact ANY regulations on AI development in the next decade.
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/jun/27/trump-tax-bill-ai-climate-emissions

The argument is that if we don't build the first hyper-advanced sentient God AI then our adversaries will, but that reasoning won't count for much if the robots do end up enslaving us all once they realize how worthless humanity actually is.

>>508999485
The argument is that AI tech is based on the internet and therefore interstate commerce

>>508999372 (OP)
huh, it's almost like allowing pictures of human beings to be made was a bad idea in the first place

>>508999372 (OP)
>discarded videos are legit to steal
>hellmode: anything digitized is discarded by the owner

>>508999372 (OP)
>what do you think the future of AI regulation looks like?

>>508999485
didn't he literally ban Taylor Swift porn tho

>>508999372 (OP)

> before she got fat