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    Industry influence and state-law preemption in AI regulation

    One critic questions the need for the AI industry's “blessing,” urging reliance on experts who aren't seeking trillions of dollars for the technology being regulated.

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    AI regulation shouldn't require the industry's approval, one critic argues, calling for expertise from people who aren't seeking trillions of dollars for the technology at issue. The critic also warns that an earlier version of the legislation would override state laws.

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    @mattplatkin1. Why do we need their blessing? They didn’t ask for our permission to recklessly create technology that, by their own admission (!), can kill us all. 2. Can we try relying on expertise of people not seeking trillions of dollars for the thing we are trying to regulate? 3. An earlier version of this legislation preempts state laws. Pay close attention.

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    @mattplatkin1. Why do we need their blessing? They didn’t ask for our permission to recklessly create technology that, by their own admission (!), can kill us all. 2. Can we try relying on expertise of people not seeking trillions of dollars for the thing we are trying to regulate? 3. An earlier version of this legislation preempts state laws. Pay close attention.