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Ask HN: What is going to happen when AI services ban people?

1 pointsby 2y ago
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There is a story on the front page right now about someone losing their child's family videos from a youtube ban. We hear about this stuff all the time.

I suspect we are gonna be in somewhat of an arms race with AI products as the bubble grows over the next 18-24 months. This makes me worried about how disadvantaged people are going to be if they lose access to the better platform (whichever that ends up being).

Do you think AI is going to be so important that we would benefit from legal protections for access?

Or do you think the models and technology will become so small we will be able to personalize / decentralize the tech and it still be useful / competitive?

A quiet thread, for now.Start the conversation on HN ↗