with the continuation of AI, there must be guidelines, laws to reign in how and where AI is used, it’s a tool, and like any tool there have to be rules for how it is to be safely used.

commerce is the only way that capitalism can exist is upmost in capitalistic circles. The proven fact that un regulated capitalism tends to ultimately eat it’s young and collapse never seems to enter the discussion. So it will be

current administration and the big money backers that support it. The idea of government having a strangle hold on business is pretty popular on the right so much so that how the quest for “de-regulation” has been a banner issue for the last 6 decades, the idea that un-regulated

benign. The Blacks of South Africa didn’t slaughter whites, for the most part, and while the have been slaveand peasant revolts throughout history, for the most part things have been fairly quiet.
The idea of governmental regulation is anathema to the

how does it react to us. I dare say that this question hbroad applications specifically how does the peasant the slave, the down and out, react to the society that deprived them of their humanity. Literary answers have been all over the place, but reality has generally been much more

The idea of “robots” has been in folk-lore from the beginning, the golem, Australian Mud men, the play RUR in eastern Europe, and the question is often the same, at what point does the manufactured person become “self aware” and more “human”, and if and when that happens

possible in this moment with our real life adventure with AI. I tend to feel that one of the things that can determine what the future holds is how we regulate the system. Asimov put forth the three laws of robotics in 1942, so we as a people have been thinking about this for some time.