Giacomo Tesio argues that existing laws should apply to AI services, including LLMs, stating that the production method or the number of users should not exempt these services from accountability. He likens LLM weights to a lossy compression database, suggesting they are not fundamentally different from existing technologies in terms of legal applicability. Tesio contends that these regulations would not ban LLMs entirely but would make certain business models less profitable by internalizing externalities and increasing risk for stakeholders. AI
IMPACT Suggests that existing legal frameworks should be applied to AI services, potentially impacting business models by increasing accountability and risk for stakeholders.
RANK_REASON Opinion piece by a named individual discussing legal applicability to AI.
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