Prepare yourselves for the unsettling truth about AI's dominion. We delve into the US government's AI strategy, scrutinising their AI.gov website (yes, it's on Webflow with JavaScript errors, apparently!). We ponder the differing approaches to AI regulation between the US and Europe, especially with our own AI Act on the horizon. But the real kicker? We confront the terrifying prospect of AI in warfare, from decision-making algorithms to the ethical minefield of racial profiling, and even the Oculus founder's foray into AI weaponry. It's time we understood the stakes.
Discussion in this weeks news in AI, web and design with @Kabarza and @0x5am5
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Transcript
If you w had to go to war, you had to go like you with your soldiers. But now it's a bunch of people, you know, sitting around nice tables and having nice dinners and deciding on on war. That that is Yeah. So, speaking of which, we have a.gov with Trump's picture on it. Um, by the way, this website is built on Webflow. Huh. Check. So and it has a bunch of JavaScript errors on AI.gov built on web flow that is interesting but they have a few like nice interactions seems to be very interesting. This is about how US is going to be to stay on top of AI and be like the AI leader but also regulating AI. What is very like what is much more interesting to me is how they are thinking of regulating AI and how AI should um h how your data can be fed into AI or like your data kind of generated by AI and summarize how that can be used and about voice models for example a lot of these uh companies having voice models so if you're going to use a voice model um in an app, you have to tell the user before you start that this is an AI generated voice. All of these are very interesting and I'm not sure if Europe has something like this or not because Europe has been very you know we had already an AI from what I know we already have an AI regulation act which is soon coming in effect with like maximum model size with training data regulations everything like we we already had something and I think USA was a bit late with this actually. Yeah, that that that's what I was trying to say that most of the time there are uh these pillars and the layouts and the design everything is nice. It's easy to read it and this is where I would encourage you to to read um about how they are thinking about AI and how AI is going to benefit the society in general but also how to stay ahead. And there are it seems like to be nice. Yeah. The thing I'm reading there and I'm worried about is like AI in a war zone. That's going to be such a catastrophe. Yeah. We already have this, you know, with Yeah. Partially with some companies doing it, but it will get much worse because wait to the point where AI does the decision who to bomb and what not. Well, it's already being done. Well, the AI is making the suggestions and uh you know the the last guy, you know, the last decision chain is someone deciding if the AI made the right choice or not. Yeah. And imagine now that the guy get gets away or let's say LM has like a racial profiling trend and I mean we've seen the issues also with Google where it's for where they try to uh that would it will be messy. Yeah, it will be I mean even if it's you know even if racially and everything is if they figure out all of that still you know using AI in war I mean since they stopped going to war directly like the the people who decide to go to war stop going to war directly war changed like significantly like it used to be if you had to go to war you had to go like you with soldiers, but now it's a bunch of people, you know, sitting around nice tables and having nice dinners and deciding on on war. That that is Yeah. And with AI coming in play, you know, the owner of Oculus, like the the founder of Oculus who got acquired by Facebook, yeah, he has an AI uh weapon company and yeah, he's doing apparently really well. the guy who made Oculus. So, it's doing it's it makes sense in a way. Exactly. So, it's going to be really scary. This is part of a larger conversation on my show, Command AI, which we stream live every single week. We discuss the news and all things related to AI in the world of design and web. Catch us next week and join in the banter.