Government,
Technology
Nov. 8, 2023
Biden’s executive order sets national AI priorities and risks
While this is a positive step overall, the executive order lacks detail, and delegates the majority of AI rulemaking to existing federal agencies, raising concerns about regulatory overreach.
In Homer’s epic poem, the Odyssey, the lotus-eaters were a race of people addicted to the delicious flowering lotus. By eating this plant, they became complacent, forgetful of their past, and ultimately trapped on an island unto themselves.
Depending on your perspective, artificial intelligence will either advance human ingenuity, or like Homer’s lotus, delight us at first – but then lull us into stagnation and...
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