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The regulation of local AI could/should be viewed as the largest censorship implementation in the history of mankind.

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Briefings

A user argues that AI regulation in China and the US could be used to restrict local Large Language Model (LLM) access, potentially enabling state surveillance and limiting public information access. The post emphasizes that technical knowledge does not equate to the means to create weapons, citing the lack of bio labs or weaponization technology as evidence against WMD claims. It calls for continued local LLM research and warns of future regulatory risks.

Key points

• The user claims China and the US would use ignorance of local models to push for state-controlled intelligence and surveillance.
• The user argues that technical knowledge does not equate to the means to create weapons, citing the absence of bio labs or weaponization technology as evidence against WMD claims.

Context

The post discusses fears that AI regulation could be used to limit public access to local models, potentially enabling state surveillance and restricting information flow. It distinguishes between knowledge and the means to weaponize technology, specifically noting the absence of bio labs or weaponization technology.

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Evidence is limited to a single user comment on a Reddit thread. The post does not provide specific dates, numbers, or named entities beyond general references to China and the US. The author's identity is anonymous, and the post does not contain verified data or citations.

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