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>>tedsan+(OP)
It appears this basically locks out Google, Amazon and Meta. Why are we declaring OpenAI as the winner? This is like declaring Netscape the winner before the dust settled. Having the govt involved in this manner can’t be a good thing.

>>lvl155+g2
Interestingly, there seems to be no actual government involvement aside from the announcement taking place at the White House. It all seems to be private money.

>>skepti+x6
Yeah but the linked article makes it seem like the current, one-day-old, administration is responsible for the whole thing.

>>rcpt+Zc
Trump just tore up Biden's AI safety bill, so this is OpenAI's thank-you - let Trump take some credit

>>HarHar+Fg
Note sure if the downvoters realize that Trump did in fact just tear up Biden's AI safety bill/order.

https://www.reuters.com/technology/artificial-intelligence/t...

>>HarHar+Up
It's even mentioned in the article!

> Still, the regulatory outlook for AI remains somewhat uncertain as Trump on Monday overturned the 2023 order signed by then-President Joe Biden to create safety standards and watermarking of AI-generated content, among other goals, in hopes of putting guardrails on the technology’s possible risks to national security and economic well-being.