Also, did anybody hear US officials' public statements about the problem of control? What do they say?

https://youtu.be/q_mgTAYwMRo

I started watching it. How is this relevant exactly? Not trying to offend, I just don't get it.

Your overestimate government workers by a lot. Regulations are not necessarily very clever.

I think you're underestimating them. They managed to spy on entire human population for years now. To such extent that almost no person can hide.

>I mean powerful people in US are not dumb

Have you seen the president we have now or the one we had before that or any of a dozen senators with below-average IQ?

They didn't spy on the entire human population, that doesn't even make sense as a statement.

This one for sure 😂

I don't believe the President is truly the one with power. More like a decoy or something to give the American people the illusion they have control with their vote.

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nobody's in control if the approach to ML/AI is not fully known. we're still reinventing blackbox neural network architectures. training data is only curated to a finite degree. 5 years from now, all bets are off. 10 years from now, all bets made in 5 years are off.

I would be worried most about corporations like Tesla and Amazon that can afford the industrial scale to deploy robots for ML feedback and model refinement. here's a summary of what got covered at tesla AI day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABbDB6xri8o