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I suppose I have personally lost faith in centralized institutions that would be implementing said regulation, partly because they let OpenAI and Anthropic (along with Suno, Audio, etc etc) get this far uninhibited. Centralized regulation simply can't keep up.

My hopes now lay with a decentralized approach of open models, trusting people to adapt them to local needs and security, rather than a nationwide paternalism.

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I don't exactly see how "trusting people to adapt [open models] to local needs and security" solves the problem of "automating AI research" where "capability development rapidly accelerates beyond our ability to understand or control the resulting systems".

If regulation has been too slow, that's not really an argument for making it even slower?