Does AI governance needs a “Federalist papers” debate?
During the American Revolution, a federal army and government was needed to fight against the British. Many people were afraid that the powers granted to the government for that purpose would allow it to become tyrannical in the future.
If the founding fathers had decided to ignore these fears, the United States would not exist as it is today. Instead they worked alongside the best and smartest anti-federalists to build a better institution with better mechanisms and with limited powers, which allowed them to obtain the support they needed for the constitution.
Where are the federalist vs anti-federalist debates of today regarding AI regulation? Is there someone working on creating a new institution with better mechanisms to limit their power, therefore assuring those on the other side that it won’t be used a a path to totalitarianism?
Does AI governance needs a “Federalist papers” debate?
During the American Revolution, a federal army and government was needed to fight against the British. Many people were afraid that the powers granted to the government for that purpose would allow it to become tyrannical in the future.
If the founding fathers had decided to ignore these fears, the United States would not exist as it is today. Instead they worked alongside the best and smartest anti-federalists to build a better institution with better mechanisms and with limited powers, which allowed them to obtain the support they needed for the constitution.
Where are the federalist vs anti-federalist debates of today regarding AI regulation? Is there someone working on creating a new institution with better mechanisms to limit their power, therefore assuring those on the other side that it won’t be used a a path to totalitarianism?