Some thoughts on the "AI bubble." Biden made it clear that he would regulate AI. Marc Andreessen even claimed that the Biden admin wanted to nationalize AI and classify the research.
Trump removed all AI regulations and encouraged development, even helping to broker AI deals with wealthy Middle Eastern countries. The dems may well regain power in 2028, riding on Trump-fatigue. They may take control of one or both houses of congress in 2026 but are unlikely to have veto-proof majorities, allowing Trump to veto AI regulations. Thus the AI industry has four years to develop their AI systems before they face regulation. Hence the huge investments of capital and effort. Perhaps a bubble, but also exploiting the four year time window that Trump has given them. Perhaps they figure that if they can deeply integrate their AI systems into business and society, then it will be difficult to alter them much by regulation. In any case, making hay while the sun shines. ------------------------------------------ Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI Permalink: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/Tca8a41e593b246ab-M5b79980498db4db9985d9993 Delivery options: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/subscription
