Should AI be regulated by governments, left to the courts, or guided by open markets and open source? That question is at the heart of this thoughtful, civil debate between two leaders shaping the future of AI policy.
In this episode of The People’s AI, we’re joined by Justin Hendrix (Tech Policy Press) and Jeff Amico (Gensyn) for a wide-ranging conversation on how — and by whom — artificial intelligence should be governed. We explore the competing tensions between innovation and regulation, centralization and decentralization, open models and closed ones.
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This isn’t a food fight — it’s a conversation grounded in substance, disagreement, and common ground.
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If you’re curious about the future of AI regulation, this is the debate to hear.
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