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Palantir Co-Founder SNAPS With Insane Regulation Claims As Argument Unravels
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6:54Now PlayingPalantir co-founder Joe Lonsdale's argument against AI regulation unravels as he and others, including Kash Patel and Jamie Dimon, try to avoid giving any specific examples to back up their major claims. John Iadarola and Sharon Reed break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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‘Killed Millions of People!’ Palantir CoFounder Paints ‘Terrifying’ Picture of AI Regulation
"Palantir co-founder Joe Lonsdale painted a terrifying picture of government regulation of AI during a Tuesday morning appearance on CNBC.
After providing a bit of background on the subject and introducing Lonsdale, host Andrew Ross Sorkin prompted Lonsdale with the following questions: “Is there ultimately gonna be an FDA for AI models? And as a-, you know, is that a good thing or a bad thing for somebody who’s thinking the way you do?”
“I mean, listen, the FDA has killed millions of people, let’s be totally clear, right?” replied Lonsdale."
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