Three principles to regulating generative AI. First, you’ve got to know whether something is human or AI generated. Second, make sure generative AI isn’t replacing workers. Make sure workers have a say in their jobs. And third, have basic safety so that generative AI can’t just create massive misinformation or risks to civilization.
Ro Khanna
U.S. representative from California
Ro Khanna called for generative AI rules requiring disclosure, protecting workers from replacement, giving workers a say, and preventing mass misinformation and risks to civilization.
U.S. Representative from California's 17th congressional districtDate not establishedDecoder with Nilay Patel
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It’s going to go viral. Am I finally going to go viral? It’s going to happen. Alright. Explain to our TikTok audience, as quickly as you can, how you are thinking about regulating generative AI. Three principles to regulating generative AI. First, you’ve got to know whether something is human or AI generated. Second, make sure generative AI isn’t replacing workers. Make sure workers have a say in their jobs. And third, have basic safety so that generative AI can’t just create massive misinformation or risks to civilization. Is there a bill people can go look at that contains these principles? There is not a bill because to get a bill, you need to have some consensus. I can put out a bill tomorrow.
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