and no regulations around ai, while countries like the eu and china race ahead on this. the people i ve been speaking to say, sure, of course, we should be thinking in the long-term about some threats here, but we should not let that distract us from the need to regulate in the short-term, questions who like who gets a job, who gets bail, and that is being determined by e! . what do you think is the next move? it is the catching upcountri regimes that is most stark. right now in china, if you re denied a job because of an ai system, you have a right to challenge that company around that. in the eu, there are very, specific risk levels laid out and regulations laid out around it. it is the lack of a regulatory regime here that has us looking to these companies for guidance on these questions and that creates a conflict of interest. that s what experts are saying. so interesting. and it is hard to get our arms
are? ultimately the danger is that there will be are? ultimately the danger is that there will be damage are? ultimately the danger is that there will be damage to are? ultimately the danger is that there will be damage to the - are? ultimately the danger is that there will be damage to the plant| there will be damage to the plant directly from shelling or the electrical grid surrounding the plant. the plan still depends on the singer power lines, as far as i am aware of, to power the cooling systems that are keeping their reactors and nuclear fuel from overheating and that is a very tenuous situation. the plant has lost all off site power at least six times since the beginning of the conflict. even though they can recover from that quickly, if the conflict continues to develop or personnel are under increasing duress or stress, it is not clear that that will continue if that happens again. is that that will continue if that happens again- that that will continue if that happens
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