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And how can the government license AI? Do they have any expertise to determine who is and isn't responsible enough to handle it?

A better idea is to regulate around the edges: transparency about the data used to train, regulate the use of copyrighted training data and what that means for the copyright of content produced by the AI, that sort of stuff. (I think the EU is considering that, which makes sense.) But saying some organisations are allowed to work on AI while others aren't, sounds like the worst possible idea.

>>mcv+(OP)
Citizen, please step away from the terminal, you are not licensed to multiple matrices that large.