Banning Ai would only make it illegal and people would just use Ai withotu disclosing it. Plus it is a nightmare of reporting and checking if that is correct or not. That’s why banning Ai, as many requests it, wouldn’t be healthy I think. I think this is the correct approach, like Valve is doing with disclosure for using Ai on Steam games. If its allowed, then there is no good reason to not disclose it, as any creator would risk of getting the project banned, or worse, the developer itself could get banned from the platform for violation of the terms of use agreement.
That’s a very good point. When you ban something, all you’re doing is making sure that only bad actors have access to the thing. Just look at drug prohibition if you want a good example of how banning doesn’t work. Weed is now legal in over half of the United States, and usage has never been lower. I used to smell it all the time when it was illegal, now I hardly see/smell it at all.
That’s a bit offtopic, but as you mentioned it, here my thoughts from my side: Here in Germany weed is kind of illegal, but not really anymore. You are allowed to have a very small package with you, but not much more. I think this is to combat mass market and organizations. On the other hand, you can get more as a drug from the doctor, if you really need it to fight some illness. I personally don’t have experience, but don’t mind what others do as long as it does not bother me physically. My biggest issue I have is, that teenagers have easy access to it.
You made a good argument for full legalization. Teenagers having access isn’t an issue here, because every dispensary requires ID and they log every sale into a government database, pretty much making it impossible to buy weed if you’re under 21. The black market has all but completely disappeared too because they can’t compete on price.
Banning Ai would only make it illegal and people would just use Ai withotu disclosing it. Plus it is a nightmare of reporting and checking if that is correct or not. That’s why banning Ai, as many requests it, wouldn’t be healthy I think. I think this is the correct approach, like Valve is doing with disclosure for using Ai on Steam games. If its allowed, then there is no good reason to not disclose it, as any creator would risk of getting the project banned, or worse, the developer itself could get banned from the platform for violation of the terms of use agreement.
That’s a very good point. When you ban something, all you’re doing is making sure that only bad actors have access to the thing. Just look at drug prohibition if you want a good example of how banning doesn’t work. Weed is now legal in over half of the United States, and usage has never been lower. I used to smell it all the time when it was illegal, now I hardly see/smell it at all.
That’s a bit offtopic, but as you mentioned it, here my thoughts from my side: Here in Germany weed is kind of illegal, but not really anymore. You are allowed to have a very small package with you, but not much more. I think this is to combat mass market and organizations. On the other hand, you can get more as a drug from the doctor, if you really need it to fight some illness. I personally don’t have experience, but don’t mind what others do as long as it does not bother me physically. My biggest issue I have is, that teenagers have easy access to it.
You made a good argument for full legalization. Teenagers having access isn’t an issue here, because every dispensary requires ID and they log every sale into a government database, pretty much making it impossible to buy weed if you’re under 21. The black market has all but completely disappeared too because they can’t compete on price.