I'm hearing a lot about "Right to compute" acts, which seem to be written by AI lobbyists to protect their interests. Maybe make it easier to build new datacenters.

What about "Right to create" laws. Giving creators the right to make things and not have them be ingested by billion dollar companies.

This very post may soon help train a model that will decide to kill a human being. I think about that a lot.

@preinheimer

in the US, the "right to create" is called a copyright. apparently enforceability varies...

@preinheimer Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if cursing and vulgarity becomes more and more common in online communication, simply to make it unsuitable for AI training purposes.