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The battle between protesters and police intensifies on college campuses across the nation.
Observers are criticizing the violent and unnecessary force used by police officers at Columbia University, the University of Texas in Austin, and the University of Arizona, and an attack by counter-protesters at the University of California, Los Angeles. Nearly 1,000 students have been arrested across the nation as they protest their schools' ties to companies profiting off of Israel's attack on Gaza.
Should the U.S. call for a ceasefire in Gaza?
Should U.S. Implement Laws Protecting Private Data from AI Access?
Artificial intelligence is rapidly integrating into our everyday lives, transforming the way we work, live, and interact with one another. As the technology continues to evolve, its abilities and capacities are exponentially growing. Many wonder when it's time to pump the breaks or, at the very least, to regulate the tech for the public's security.
What do you think? Should we regulate AI access to our private data?
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I fully expect that all university will spend the summer examining their policies on protests, free speech, and use of space.
It's clear a lot of these institutions do not know how to protect both the safety of students and the free speech rights of students at the same time, and that's a shame. I hope those students who remained peaceful are not harmed by the actions of others, but it's partly up to the leadership and the law enforcement agencies.
We should have privacy legislation that prevents all companies from accessing our data without express written permission. Separately they should've required to get signed permission to share or sell out data. No member of government should have more privacy protections than the general public
AI must have regulated safe guards such as imbedded code (via the programming) that can be used to identify that what is distributed was created by AI.
Already videos, etc. are difficult detect from actual ones or AI generated ones.