SCIENCE said:
Cymek said:
SCIENCE said:
well apparently “some cases” referring to almost all cases
“The law needs to get ahead of, and in some cases make sure that it catches up with, what is a very fast-changing world,” he said.
also we do agree on this part
Australia ‘must engage’ with AI companies
Defence Minister Richard Marles said one of the “central” recommendations of the rapid review was the need for Australia to engage with frontier companies.
in the same sense of “engage” as “engaged the enemy combatants” yes
I’d imagine that is a sensible way to look at it.
Seems AI from the onset is significantly nefarious in operations.
Could be quite strict and have a three strikes type law, three violations and your data centre in Australia is shut down.
bring it
The federal government will investigate creating a new criminal offence for AI companies that fail to prevent harmful conduct by their models.
Its surprising it can’t identify nude images and refuse to process them or refuse to create any at all especially if you supply it with photos
Or it can and the AI companies don’t care