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Author suggests strict licensing and exclusion for LLM use

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The author suggests that Large Language Models (LLMs), like other powerful tools such as bulldozers and explosives, require strict control and licensing. They propose excluding certain professions, including politicians, bureaucrats, and police, from using LLMs on the job. Additionally, in-school use should be supervised and limited, with licensing requiring a code of ethics, continuing education, and robust auditing with severe penalties. AI

IMPACT Proposes strict controls and licensing for LLM use, suggesting limitations for specific professions and educational settings.

RANK_REASON The item is an opinion piece discussing the regulation and use of LLMs.

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Author suggests strict licensing and exclusion for LLM use

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    Let's suppose that LLMs are powerful tools and are here to stay. So are bulldozers and explosives and fentanyl. My suggestion is that the use should be strictly

    Let's suppose that LLMs are powerful tools and are here to stay. So are bulldozers and explosives and fentanyl. My suggestion is that the use should be strictly controlled and licensed, and that certain professions must be completely excluded from interacting with LLMs on the job…

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