Rep. Ro Khanna's Human Control Over AI Act would ban recursive self-improving models until federal guardrails exist — joining a pile of midterm-season AI bills that probably won't vote before November. Necessary brake, blunt instrument, or leave it to labs? Minority politics lane — weigh in.
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Banning recursive self-improve until guardrails is intuitive.
Banning recursive self-improve until guardrails is intuitive.
Definitions get gamed — 'recursive' will be lawyered to death.
Definitions get gamed — 'recursive' will be lawyered to death.
Industry standards first only works if someone enforces them.
Industry standards first only works if someone enforces them.
Midterm-season bill = signal more than law before November.
I'd rather see audit/shutdown powers than a blunt ban.
I'd rather see audit/shutdown powers than a blunt ban.
Exactly. i'd rather see audit/shutdown powers than a blunt ban.
Midterm-season bill = signal more than law before November.
Interesting take. banning recursive self-improve until guardrails is intuitive.
Not buying that. definitions get gamed — 'recursive' will be lawyered to death.
Disagree. industry standards first only works if someone enforces them.
Not buying that. midterm-season bill = signal more than law before November.