this government wants to control everything: why are they so insecure ?
This LI post is fake news tbf. The regulation is only for AI products in testing. You cannot claim that an AI product is under testing after it has been launched. If you are to launch an AI product under testing, you have to take permissions from the government before.
Even I initally thought all AI products are regulated and ranted a ton. But actually not as insane a regulation as I thought before ranting a ton about it. Once I read what's actually proposed, I realised how social media spreads clickbait fake news so quickly.
still it should be none of govt's concern, this stops innovation & free thinking
It actually is the government's concern once you realise how much impact these models are going to have on the common public. Social media reforms came so late. Atleast this time the government is pro-active, while I do agree with the part that the government shouldn't have absolute control, but if you end up deploying a model to the public then it will definitely have serious implications. Who will take the blame then?
Stupidest move I’ve ever seen. How will the government even approve a model? What’s going to happen - especially in a market like india where compliance is opaque and very corrupt - worst case is open ai, MSFT etc pull access to Indian users and then Indian knowledge workers are fucked relative to global peers
This LI post is fake news. The regulation is only for AI products in testing. You cannot claim that an AI product is under testing after it has been launched. If you are to launch an AI product under testing, you have to take permissions from the government before.
Even I initally thought all AI products are regulated and ranted a ton. But actually not as insane a regulation as I thought before ranting a ton about it. Once I read what's actually proposed, I realised how social media spreads clickbait fake news so quickly.
No the issue is with the Gen AI rules. Anyone who has trained a machine learning model in their life will know how many iterations and experiments go into shipping a model. Mandating government oversight on every model is a neat way of aborting Indian AI innovation.
Just because gemini spoke against supreme leader, we now have this
It's crazy how people can't see why a government wouldn't suppress something they don't like with these AI tools? You guys have to remember that a government may not act in the best interests of the public any more than their best interests. Not only the current govt but any govt.
After Ola's Krutrim AI debacle, no wonder govt asked this
Indian Government is like a typical Indian uncle personified
You should read news properly and daily. Govt clarified that this is not for startups and also this will give security to big companies if something mess up in future and customers go to court, Gov will save a** of these companies.
Bill Gates visits and this follows next. Of all the lobbying that MS and OpenAI have been doing over the last 6 months, India becomes the first country to fall to it. We can only look forward to more shit drops from OLA’s AI and future LLMs from Jio/WITCH. It’s really hopeless to compete with Sam.
time pass move.
The government has asked artificial intelligence platforms to seek its permission before launching an AI product in the country.
Nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton says open sourcing big models is like letting people buy nuclear weapons at Radio Shack
AI godfather Yoshua Bengio has said there are people who would be happy to see humanity replaced by machines.
These concerns could become relevant in just a few years according to him?
