• MightEnlightenYou@lemmy.world
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    They’re considering making new laws to be able to fine companies when they cause significant harm.

    Don’t put your pitchforks away

  • nonentity@sh.itjust.works
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    We already have laws that cover this, use them.

    Anyone who is impressed by the function or output of a LLM, to a level they believe it’s in any way adjacent to intelligence, must be quarantined from the decision making processes that affect anyone not similarly cognitively impaired.

    It’s embarrassing that our elected officials believe this shit is special.

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      We also set up a mandatory reporting line, despite the fact we were already reported too about the last breaches. What we need is actual action, our government is so timid and useless we’ll get more laws that won’t be enforced or amount to more than a slap on the wrist.

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    Incorrect. Australia will be the first country to pretend to prosecute AI. Get your facts straight.

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    so my conspiracy theory is albo.gov.au is choosing not to prosecute bc it is desperate for anything to keep the economy out of recession.

    we have harakiri’ed the education sector (2nd largest industry in the country), immigration (at the alter of phon/news corp) and the housing bubble (kinda, but no complaints)…

    so data centre investment is kinda the only thing making the line go up.

    … also jimmy chalmers is a full on AI belieber. $5 says he has an AI girlfriend.