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Timnit Gebru criticizes US government AI regulation as hypocritical

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Timnit Gebru criticized the US government's approach to regulating AI, suggesting a hypocrisy in advocating for free markets until faced with competition. She specifically called out the government's alleged intervention to block "bad" Chinese AI models from entering the market, contrasting this with previous free-market rhetoric. AI

IMPACT Highlights potential geopolitical tensions and regulatory inconsistencies in the AI landscape.

RANK_REASON The item is an opinion piece by a known figure in AI ethics, critiquing government policy.

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Timnit Gebru criticizes US government AI regulation as hypocritical

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  1. Bluesky Jetstream — AI desk TIER_1 English(EN) · timnitgebru.blacksky.app ·

    Its all about "free markets" and "let the market decide" until you have competition that shows how full of shit you are and then you run to daddy US government

    Its all about "free markets" and "let the market decide" until you have competition that shows how full of shit you are and then you run to daddy US government begging to stop these "bad" Chinese models from entering the market.

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