The only reason why a government would want to regulate it is make it harder for others to get into the industry because the big players are much just bankrolling them. Regulating would only make competition harder for the small guys, and barely affect the large players (and therefore benefit them)
This is true in part but it doesn’t mean regulations aren’t needed. That why OpenAI and other big companies were pushing certain regulations that favor big companies. However, big or small, they shouldn’t be able to plagiarize books or develop tools that cause people and especially teens to engage in self harm.
The problem with that is we’re in a race with China and they don’t use ethics. They are pirating as much as they can get away with so slowing the US down with that is risky. That’s why it’s not obvious bc ofc we need ethics and people should be paid for their property but slowing them down is a huge risk
That's what we already have and it’s shit (in terms of actual quality and research, how ai is being used, how companies are trying to monetize it, and how few people in the field can now get any kind of entry-level job). Like, all these problems are distinctly not going to be solved by continuing to do what we're doing