Florida sues OpenAI and Sam Altman over AI risks
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#3Dude, yes.
That is a precedent I want to see established.
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#5AI is a liability issue waiting to happen --- and the examples just keep coming.
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#6It's interesting how Texas and Florida are both "red" states but have pivoted into really different political paths under the same flag.
Texas is leaning into becoming the manufacturing and R&D hub for the US, and is courting gigascale data centers and rolling out nuclear power, near-infinite solar, wind, and gas to power it as fast as possible.
Florida is leaning into the retired and populist factions of the GOP, banning data centers and taking on populist anti-tech positions that Texas wouldn't dare (because they want the investment).
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#7It's interesting how Texas and Florida are both "red" states but have pivoted into really different political paths under the same flag. Texas is leaning into becoming the manufacturing and R&D hub for the US, and is courting gigascale data centers and rolling out nuclear power, near-infinite solar, wind, and gas to power it as fast as possible. Florida is leaning into the retired and populist factions of the GOP, ba…
Florida is a purple state
Re: Florida sues OpenAI and Sam Altman over AI risks
#8It's better that kids be harmed than the government starts intervening with regulation.
Either kids aren't actually being harmed, government regulation will cause more harm, or parents should parent their kids. Either way, nothing about the solution should involve me.
Re: Florida sues OpenAI and Sam Altman over AI risks
#9Someone forgot to bribe someone.
Re: Florida sues OpenAI and Sam Altman over AI risks
#10It's interesting how Texas and Florida are both "red" states but have pivoted into really different political paths under the same flag. Texas is leaning into becoming the manufacturing and R&D hub for the US, and is courting gigascale data centers and rolling out nuclear power, near-infinite solar, wind, and gas to power it as fast as possible. Florida is leaning into the retired and populist factions of the GOP, ba…
Texas is becoming a hub for educated professionals and Florida is a hub for non-college retirees