

Dean Ball: AI is Already Highly Regulated
Apr 18, 2024
Dean Ball, a research fellow at George Mason University's Mercatus Center and an expert in AI regulation, dives into the complexities of governing artificial intelligence. He critiques the push for a centralized regulatory agency and discusses the inherent risks and potential misuse of AI technologies. Ball also highlights the philosophical debates surrounding military AI applications and the global competition between the U.S. and China in AI innovation. The need for efficient and adaptive regulations is paramount as society navigates this rapidly advancing technology.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Navigating AI Regulations
02:47 • 5min
Navigating AI: Risks and Regulations
07:59 • 17min
Debunking the Bureaucratic Myth: Efficiency vs. Regulation
24:38 • 2min
Shifting Perspectives on Proceduralism and Regulation
26:35 • 3min
Navigating AI Regulation: Impacts and Insights
29:31 • 15min
Preserving American Identity in a Globalized World
44:36 • 3min