Roberto Viola: ‘AI Act is risk-based regulation’

“The [EU] AI Act is risk-based regulation because it only regulates the risk of AI, not the use or the adoption of AI. There's a very limited number of applications which are regulated." - Roberto Viola

[@OneEyedJack1970]

Isn't this how Skynet gets started?

[@mjkay8660]

Are billionaires afraid that we're going to generate an AI of them that will become benevolent?

[@user-tu8dx7pm2e]

I am not afraid of billionaires, somebody needs to explain why that giant robot my boss bought to "help" me do my work isn't a Terminator

[@EvilNeuro]

​@@user-tu8dx7pm2epeople make ai all scary. But almost all ais are pretty dumb. And always will be

[@piratelechuck1911]

In your position, I'd be afraid of the opposite. It's a far more likely scenario.

[@user-tu8dx7pm2e]

No billionaire ever did anything to me

[@Noconstitutionfordemocrats]

​@@user-tu8dx7pm2eNot even Pfizer?

[@joshuaphillips755]

"Y'all get to keep working and scraping by until you die."
Got it. Thanks

[@AC-re9ee]

Be nice if we had some biological intelligence in our government 😂

[@noahpatterson5667]

Corupt china does amd they did release a bad cold

[@Noconstitutionfordemocrats]

We're the government, and we're here to help.

[@Trinison7]

Sounds like a panda to me

[@jeffmorton9220]

The people want to know the ways that AI can be used to Society's detriment against the people! True or false, AI will primarily benefit corporate interests and socialist regulation of the governed by elected officials.