Oct. 26, 2023, 9:36 p.m. | /u/NuseAI

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- Governments should not rush into regulating AI due to doomsday scenarios and extreme risks.

- Hasty regulation could lead to ineffective rules and stifled innovation.

- The potential risks of AI driving humanity to extinction are still speculative, and more research needs to be done to establish standards and evaluate danger.

- Policymakers should address more pressing issues like copyright laws and disinformation.

- Governments should set up infrastructure to study AI and collaborate with existing organizations to manage …

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