As AI CEOs clash over regulation, a new culture war is brewing
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In today’s issue: The battle lines in AI regulation are forming.
OpenAI discloses more hacking incidents.
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The public is getting worried about AI safety.
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Ok, moving on.
The battle lines in the fight over AI regulation are being drawn.
In the last few days, what has traditionally been a fairly niche argument about AI safety has become something much more complicated: a culture war.
It’s largely panning out like this.
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