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Tech CEOs are exploiting the AI panic to push for immunity from antitrust law. They want to operate like a cartel: immunity from the law, coordination with competitors. Alvaro Bedoya on MS NOW: "What's more likely? That AI will end human society — or that the CEOs know their... show more

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Tim Sweeney23 天前

@BedoyaUSA @MSNOWNews Thanks for fighting for digital freedom!

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Jay Shooster24 天前

@BedoyaUSA @MSNOWNews @BedoyaUSA, I'm a consumer protection lawyer and I focus on AI safety now. Come to the bay and talk to the top engineers in the world about this stuff. We should be on the same side, but you're really missing the mark here.

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Stephen Smith24 天前

@BedoyaUSA @MSNOWNews Yep.

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126,244 次观看 • 9 个月前

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