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China proposes mandatory red flags placed on all AI-generated content posted online
(www.tomshardware.com)
Really good idea imo.
this post was submitted on 16 Sep 2024
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Ok but it'd be funny if this content was fed to AI and it started adding the flags on its own. ๐คญ
Regulating AI like this is very cool and good.
I vote we add Winnie the Pooh instead.
When you run out of foreign IP to steal.
Next, any content the Chinese govt doesn't agree with will get automatically flagged by the algorithm.
- Any content created by the Chinese government's own AI does not get flagged.