OPINION: There are too few protections for individual privacy in the artificial intelligence marketplace
We find ourselves in uncertain times regarding the continual development of machine learning technology. Artificial intelligence and its applications have come a long way in an extraordinarily short time. As it stands, there are too few protections for individual privacy in the emerging AI marketplace, and tech companies are left to regulate themselves in the interest of commercial privacy.
To right the ship, the U.S. federal government and state governments like Idaho’s should focus on protecting citizen privacy and scale back the accelerationist approach to AI that they have historically favored.
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