Did Biden’s Monday Order Get Inspiration from ‘Mission Impossible’ Movie?
The Scary Side of Biden’s Executive Order: Is He Taking Inspiration from Movies?
The English language has nine words that strike fear into the hearts of many: “I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.” But when President Joe Biden utters those words, it’s not just scary – it’s a reason to sound the alarms.
Case in point: Biden’s latest executive order, which aims to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential dangers. Now, don’t get me wrong, AI does have its legitimate concerns, such as job losses, privacy issues, biases, and legal complexities. But the Biden administration seems to think the real problem lies in some abstract and ineffable “danger” that requires extensive government regulation.
According to Biden, “AI is all around us,” and to avoid risks and realize its promise, we need government governance of this technology. The executive order will require industry leaders to report to the government and disclose various information. But here’s the concerning part: the order aims to ensure AI is trustworthy and helpful, rather than deceitful and destructive. Did Biden just watch “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One”? It seems like he’s taking inspiration from a movie villainous AI called “The Entity.”
Malevolent and evil AI entities are a well-worn movie trope for a reason – they represent the peak of human intelligence without any humanity. It’s the epitome of the “evil genius” trope. But should a movie influence real-world policy? That’s a worrying thought.
Furthermore, the speed at which the Biden administration is pushing this executive order is even more concerning. They want to move as fast, if not faster, than the technology itself. But here’s the reality: rogue and sentient AI is far from a real-world problem right now.
So, what could possibly go wrong with Biden’s approach to AI regulation? Only time will tell.
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What are some potential consequences of implementing extensive regulations on AI in such a short period of time?
Is moving with this executive order is alarming. It’s as if they’re trying to catch up with the plot of a Hollywood thriller. In the span of just a few months, they’ve gone from addressing issues and concerns related to AI to implementing extensive regulations that could have far-reaching consequences.
The question is, why the rush? Is the Biden administration trying to prevent a dystopian future like the one depicted in movies? Or are they simply trying to showcase their power and control over emerging technologies?
One thing is clear: this executive order raises concerns about the government’s overreach and its potential impact on innovation and technological advancement. By imposing strict regulations, the government could stifle creativity and hinder the development of AI systems that have the potential to greatly benefit society.
Additionally, the executive order fails to address the real issues surrounding AI, such as bias and privacy concerns. Instead, it focuses on vague concepts like “trustworthiness” and “helpfulness,” which are subjective and open to interpretation. This lack of specificity leaves room for potential abuse of power and arbitrary decision-making by the government.
Moreover, the requirement for industry leaders to report and disclose information to the government raises concerns about privacy and the protection of trade secrets. Will this data be securely stored? Can the government be trusted with such sensitive information? These are questions that need to be addressed and answered before implementing any regulations.
While it’s important to acknowledge the potential risks and challenges associated with AI, it is equally important to approach regulation in a measured and responsible manner. The government should work collaboratively with industry experts to develop a comprehensive framework that balances innovation, security, and privacy.
Instead of taking inspiration from movies, the Biden administration should focus on real-world examples and best practices from countries that have successfully navigated the AI landscape. By studying and learning from these experiences, the government can develop a robust and effective regulatory framework that promotes innovation while ensuring the protection of individuals’ rights and interests.
In conclusion, the Biden administration’s executive order on regulating AI raises concerns about its rush, lack of specificity, and potential impact on innovation. Drawing inspiration from movies may be entertaining, but it should not be the basis for real-world policy decisions. It is crucial for the government to approach AI regulation with careful consideration, collaboration, and respect for the rights and interests of all stakeholders. Only then can we strike a balance between embracing the potential benefits of AI and safeguarding against its risks.
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