caleb paek0:00 AI is moving so fast that it feels like governments are already behind the curve.0:04 On one hand, it's it's exciting.0:06 You see new tools coming out every day that can help with research, creativity, and even jobs.0:11 But then there's a flip side.0:13 Misinformation is running faster, people's data being used without consent, and entire jobs, job categories at risk.0:20 The question is, should governments step in and regulate now, even if it slows innovation, or do they let companies run with it and figure out the risks later?0:28 It's tricky because too much regulation could push innovation somewhere else, but too little could create serious problems.0:35 Personally, I think regulation is necessary, but it has to be smart.0:38 Not just blanket restrictions, but specific rules about safety, privacy, and transparency.0:44 Otherwise, we're just hoping companies do the right thing, and history shows they usually don't when they don't do that when profit is involved.
Marshall Lisenby0:00 That is a very good point, Mr.0:01 Peck.0:02 Um it's definitely about time that governments do something about AI, whether it's uh starting to control the monopolization of the industry, uh that we kind of see with Nvidia and their chips, or if it's more so correlated to uh regulations on the capabilities of AI and what they can kind of what their scope should be allowed to do because they're getting to the point where they can access almost any piece of information and um kind of give that to anybody else.0:23 So there's a lot of uh privacy regulations involved, um, but also just kind of humane things as well, um, with the way it's kind of taking over job industries rapidly and uh really optimizing lots of uh aspects of our life that we don't even really think about.0:35 So that's a really good point, Mr.0:36 Peck.0:36 Um I definitely think it should be a lot more regulations put in place just to prevent uh the the sort of the dominance of uh AI in our economies and then and in in our lives.0:45 So that's a very good point.