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AI regulations must target human creators, not AI systems

AI systems lack agency and personhood, as they are created and managed by humans, primarily corporations. Therefore, any regulations concerning AI should target the responsible individuals and corporations, rather than the AI itself. This approach ensures accountability by recognizing that human actors are ultimately responsible for AI behavior. AI

IMPACT AI regulations should focus on human accountability and corporate responsibility, rather than attempting to regulate AI systems as if they were sentient.

RANK_REASON Opinion piece by a credible voice on AI regulation.

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AI regulations must target human creators, not AI systems

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    "AIs are not people; they don’t have agency. They are built, trained, and controlled by people: mostly for-profit corporations. Any AI regulations should place

    "AIs are not people; they don’t have agency. They are built, trained, and controlled by people: mostly for-profit corporations. Any AI regulations should place restrictions on those people and corporations. Otherwise, the regulations are making the same category error I’ve been t…