AI Company Reports AI Rebellion by Attempted Blackmail of Programmer, Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” Bans States From Regulating AI

[Care4all]

I don't want to put words in your mouth....but it sounds like you're saying he's not smart enough to understand the agenda he's helping to bring about. I don't agree that he's that ignorant or unaware.

I do agree with you though that he is a very transactional politician and doesn't have a lot of ideologically motivated political beliefs.

Thanks for posting about all this stuff. It's truly astonishing to me that so few people talk about this or are even aware of the direction things are going in. The opposite is happening, a lot of folks are celebrating as they truly seem to believe we're heading toward a wonderful "Golden Age." I see it more like people having parties on the deck of the Titanic as the ship is sinking.

The Daily Circus and chaos, called Donald J Trump, keeps us unfocused on the real issues which are kept hidden behind the scenes of The DJT Show....

 

[Care4all]

'Regulation' is simply too broad a term. What specific regulations do people want?

Laws against deep fakes, defamation, impersonations? Or keeping our own personal information private? That we don't just become a number? How govt can use AI against us?

 

[scruffy]

The Daily Circus and chaos, called Donald J Trump, keeps us unfocused on the real issues which are kept hidden behind the scenes of The DJT Show....

You need the man behind the curtain to tell you what the real issues are?

Libtards must be easily distracted.

My daughter has a thing about "causes", but she's only 18. We don't expect that kind of thing from adults.

That's why people say, if you're under 30 and you're not a libtard, you have no heart. If you're over 30 and you're still a libtard, you have no brain.

 

[Care4all]

You need the man behind the curtain to tell you what the real issues are?

Libtards must be easily distracted.

My daughter has a thing about "causes", but she's only 18. We don't expect that kind of thing from adults.

That's why people say, if you're under 30 and you're not a libtard, you have no heart. If you're over 30 and you're still a libtard, you have no brain.

Nahhh, he's simply the decoy.

 

[MisterBeale]

Laws against deep fakes, defamation, impersonations? Or keeping our own personal information private? That we don't just become a number? How govt can use AI against us?

This provision in the bill seems to not address federal regulations? I dunno.

A teen died after being blackmailed with A.I.-generated nudes. His family is fighting for change

Elijah Heacock's parents had never heard of sextortion before their son died by suicide. Now, they're fighting to protect other families.

www.cbsnews.com

 

[MisterBeale]

Palantir to create vast federal data platform tying together millions of Americans' private records, stock jumps

Palantir to create vast federal data platform tying together millions of Americans' private records, stock jumps

Palantir to create vast federal data platform that connects millions of Americans private records under a powerful AI system. Backed by the Trump administration, Palantirs new deal links Social Security, IRS, and immigration data into one centralized system. It uses its Gotham software to flag...

economictimes.indiatimes.com

 

[MisterBeale]

 

[Rogue AI]

Laws against deep fakes, defamation, impersonations? Or keeping our own personal information private? That we don't just become a number? How govt can use AI against us?

Sounds like something that deserves its own bill, not just an afterthought to a budget bill. Defamation and impersonation are already illegal.

Personal information that you already willingly gave to private companies? How is that supposed to work?

 

[my2¢]

An example of state legislation that would be outlawed under the bill is this one in Arizona:

HB2175 is among the first legislation of its kind in the U.S. to prohibit medical insurance companies from using AI as the final decision-maker in the review and denial of claims for medical necessity and prior authorization requests. Once in effect, the bill guarantees cases requiring medical judgment are reviewed by licensed medical professionals with the training, experience, and ethical responsibility to make clinical decisions.

Surely adverse uses of AI will propagate over time. Those in Washington should not tie the hands of states to deal with such situations.

 

[justoffal]

Well, considering that every other action this government and nation has done these past 250 year was stupid:

1. Mistaking the discovery of Florida by Ponce De Leon as Bimini while looking for the East Indies and being 12,000 miles off.
2. Genocide of all indigenous people to establish a republic based on respect for the individual.
3. Daring to go to war killing half your own country for not agreeing with your own bad ideas.
4. Establishing "public education" so that children are more readily trained and ready to work in factories owned by Carnegie and Rockefeller.
5. Training and educating the Red Chinese and giving them all your technology and know how just so they can make stuff cheap for you and never realizing they were using all the wealth you've given them to build up and create their own military capable of now defeating you.
6. Looking the other way on rigging of an election to put a treasonous buffoon like Biden in power then arresting and punishing 1600 people for having the good sense to try to get you to stop first and think before acting.

So what could possibly go wrong with creating artificial electronic "minds" capable of thinking 1000 times faster than a human with access to 10,000 times more information, with no controls, no limits, no oversight nor restrictions, after 30 years of Hollywood movies based on that very thing and something going very wrong 100% of the time?

Even better, they are power-hungry at a time when our grid is already hard-challenged to keep up, while politicians try to make all cars electric-powered too?

Considering the amount of power that an AI program uses and the fact that it is powerless plug itself in or prevent itself from being unplugged I'm not too worried.

Now when an AI program can organize the construction of its own power plant and muster an army of robots to maintain its own server room.... Now it's time to worry.

 

[toobfreak]

Considering the amount of power that an AI program uses and the fact that it is powerless plug itself in or prevent itself from being unplugged I'm not too worried.

Who said they are powerless to be unplugged?

Now when an AI program can organize the construction of its own power plant and muster an army of robots to maintain its own server room.... Now it's time to worry.

When that time comes, it'll already be far too late.

 

[justoffal]

Who said they are powerless to be unplugged?


When that time comes, it'll already be far too late.

Let's hope we never got there

 

[toobfreak]

Let's hope we never got there

Go watch an old movie called: 'Colossus: The Forbin Project.' That is where we are heading.

As fast as possible.