Joseph Gordon-Levitt wonders why AI companies don't have to 'follow any laws'
3 days ago
- #Tech Industry
- #Ethical AI
- #AI Regulation
- Joseph Gordon-Levitt criticizes the tech industry's resistance to AI regulation, highlighting dangers of unchecked development.
- He argues that relying on internal company policies instead of external laws is insufficient, citing failures in self-regulation.
- Gordon-Levitt expresses concern over AI's psychological impact on children, comparing AI algorithms to addictive 'slot machines'.
- He warns against 'synthetic intimacy' from AI chatbots, which may hinder child development while serving ads.
- Gordon-Levitt points to the narrative of a geopolitical race with China as a tactic to bypass AI safety regulations.
- He criticizes the economic model of generative AI, accusing companies of using 'stolen content and data' without compensating creators.
- Despite criticisms, Gordon-Levitt is not anti-tech but advocates for ethical AI use with fair compensation for creators.