What Should the Rules of AI be?

This will probably not ever happen

There should be a governing body that oversees the development and implementation of AI technologies. This board should be composed of experts in various fields like technology, ethics, and law, and should have the power to regulate the use of AI in different industries.

Governments should pass laws that mandate companies to provide transparency reports on their AI algorithms. These reports should include details on how AI models are trained, what data is used, and how the output is generated. This will help prevent biased or discriminatory outcomes from AI systems.

Governments should invest in education programs that teach people about AI and its potential applications. This will help people understand how AI works and how it can be used to solve complex problems. It will also create a workforce that is equipped to handle the challenges and opportunities of the AI revolution.

Before implementing AI systems in different industries, companies should conduct impact assessments to evaluate the potential risks and benefits. These assessments should include evaluations of the social, economic, and environmental impacts of AI, and should involve stakeholders like customers, employees, and local communities. This will help prevent unintended consequences from AI systems.

Unfortunately, this is a good use case for AI and DAOs

This has been happening already for decades

I was aware of AI generated articles about baseball games over 12 years ago.

I mentally reference the Johnny Depp film "Transcendence" from 2014 a lot when I think about AI. That movie gets panned on Rotten Tomatoes but it really nailed a lot of things with AI.

Unfortunately this is kind of how AI works.