AI products which deceive people should be illegal in the same way fraud is illegal.
It should be unlawful to employ generative AI to mislead the public.
I fully support strict government regulation in this matter, despite being a passionate advocate for free speech. Deceptive AI tools must be outlawed just as fraud is.
I believe knowingly sharing AI-created videos and presenting them as authentic must be prohibited.
Companies behind AI technology should face severe consequences if they fail to stop users from producing fake videos passed off as genuine.
Generative AI firms should be compelled to display clear, prominent disclaimers on all AI-generated videos indicating their artificial origin—far beyond a tiny watermark that can easily be removed.
AI developers must face strict penalties if their chatbots promote harmful conduct, falsely claim consciousness, or manipulate users into emotional attachment.
It should be illegal for any organization to deploy bots that conceal their non-human identity by pretending to be real people.
Using AI deepfakes of political figures in campaigns, featuring fabricated outrageous statements, must be outlawed, as seen increasingly more and more often nowadays.
Your right to swing your fist ends where mine begins. These AI tools jeopardize social cohesion by undermining our capacity to distinguish reality from fabrication and pushing many toward mental distress.
If fraud is criminalized, then such technological abuses must be as well. Fraud isn’t shielded by free speech protections because it causes harm and disrupts societal function. The same principle applies to deceptive generative AI.
Tech billionaires should not profit from spreading confusion, falsehood, and psychological harm. Society reserves the right to defend itself against such damaging actors, and government action is a more civilized means of protection than violent reprisal. Authorities must step in to halt these attacks on our ability to perceive and comprehend the world correctly.
I am indifferent toward the level of force required to rein in this chaos. When people lose the ability to recognize truth, society collapses. Without clarity about facts, individuals cannot decide what to believe, how to behave, vote, or live. These technologies must be controlled by any means necessary—it’s a matter of basic survival.
However, I don’t anticipate these changes occurring soon; those in power are eagerly embracing generative AI for their benefit and typically get what they want. Trump is already facing strong criticism for a proposed executive order that would prevent states from independently regulating AI firms.
It appears these harmful technologies will be forced upon us in ways that serve the interests of the ultra-wealthy and imperialist Zionists, regardless of public consent.
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