This is an underestimation of the regulatory problem. As more and more regulations are introduced, they eventually start to conflict with each other. And many regulations also mandate specific actions, which come with constant costs. An AI cannot solve this.
If regulation is made into code it should be written in Rust so it takes forever to compile.
This is an underestimation of the regulatory problem. As more and more regulations are introduced, they eventually start to conflict with each other. And many regulations also mandate specific actions, which come with constant costs. An AI cannot solve this.
So you're telling me we could use unit tests to make sure there are no regulatory conflicts? 🤔
@@sp00l You misunderstand the goal of regulations. If lawmakers had good intentions, there wouldn't be more than 1,000 pages of laws and regulations.
AI can solve this, but it will have to learn to prioritize which laws to follow.