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Khan has never been employed by a business nor ever run a business. She's never had to meet a payroll, nor prepared a P&L statement. Her entire career has been spent in research, academia, public policy, and government oversight.
AI is a very competitive market where consumers are getting the product for much less than it costs. This does not seem like an area where the government needs to butt in. Attention would be better spent on long list of other poorly behaved companies: cable ISP monopolies, health insurance companies, home insurance companies, etc.
Bear with me here: we could do all of them. You can get these companies under control. You just have to, y'know, try.
Khan has never been employed by a business nor ever run a business. She's never had to meet a payroll, nor prepared a P&L statement. Her entire career has been spent in research, academia, public policy, and government oversight.
So is the solution to only nominate corporate bagmen who have a perverse incentive?
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And therefore shouldn't be allowed to have opinions on crime and antitrust? Is that your argument?
duh? why would you want someone with no experience making decisions?
Khan has never been employed by a business nor ever run a business. She's never had to meet a payroll, nor prepared a P&L statement. Her entire career has been spent in research, academia, public policy, and government oversight.
When you perpetrate a huge hacking job with thousands of attackers — but it’s magic agent swarms
Khan has never been employed by a business nor ever run a business. She's never had to meet a payroll, nor prepared a P&L statement. Her entire career has been spent in research, academia, public policy, and government oversight.
None of those things you list that she has never done help in any meaningful way with understanding antitrust law.
Mayors Katie Wilson and Mandami have never run a business, or worked for a business, and it shows.
How can one regulate a business without ever being in the trenches?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
And therefore shouldn't be allowed to have opinions on crime and antitrust? Is that your argument?
duh? why would you want someone with no experience making decisions?
Khan has never been employed by a business nor ever run a business. She's never had to meet a payroll, nor prepared a P&L statement. Her entire career has been spent in research, academia, public policy, and government oversight.
And therefore shouldn't be allowed to have opinions on crime and antitrust? Is that your argument?