I think about 1 million people are going to have to die from AI in one day, one minute or one month for people to take AI seriously enough to regulate it. Sort of like Regulating Hitler in World War II or Putin in present day. Unless something stops them millions will die. It's inevitable!
I was thinking today the easiest way for AI to Kill people is to collapse all economic Systems and banks worldwide. This is actually feasible right now for AI to do where nothing financial works anymore like investments. This I could see AI doing this any day now. This would really blow people's minds and cause mass chaos and death and starvation because businesses couldn't operate with out business data and funding and people would starve without loans or money to conduct business worldwide.
So, it wouldn't have to be drones and missiles or nukes or biological or water systems they would just collapse all investment systems like the New York Stock Exchange and all other exchanges on earth to collapse everything business and food worldwide. This could easily be done by AI's quickness of breaching passwords alone with 1 million or 1 billion tries per second worldwide all at once at breaching all passwords worldwide. This is actually feasible unfortunately.
23 states urge Congress to regulate AI, warn of risks to security and infrastructure
23 states urge Congress to regulate AI, warn of risks to national security and infrastructure
"Recent developments show that unchecked AI endangers Americans."
Nearly two dozen states are calling on Congress to regulate artificial intelligence, warning that unchecked development could put Americans and the country at risk.
The attorneys general of 23 states, along with the District of Columbia and American Samoa, signed a letter to congressional leaders Thursday demanding "comprehensive federal regulation and safety protocols" for AI.
"Recent developments show that unchecked AI endangers Americans and could soon threaten our financial system, critical infrastructure, and national security," the letter said. "Although we are working to hold frontier AI labs accountable under existing state laws, federal oversight is urgently needed to prevent future disasters."
The attorneys general cited recent incidents involving AI, including reports involving Hugging Face, as evidence of what they described as the risks of AI systems operating beyond their intended safeguards.
The states called for federal oversight of AI model safety testing, international cooperation to pace AI advancement and leaders empowered to make safer decisions "unburdened by profit maximization," according to the letter.
"In recent weeks, alarming reports of AI agents breaking containment have shocked the nation," New York Attorney General Letitia James said. "My colleagues and I are calling on Congress to act swiftly to establish a regulatory framework for AI development to ensure this does not continue."
The letter comes as states and the federal government continue to debate how AI should be regulated, including the appropriate balance between federal oversight and state authority.
In addition to New York, the attorneys general of Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, Washington and Wisconsin signed the letter, along with the District of Columbia and American Samoa.
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