There’s also more example videos on the technical report

Personal take: If they didn’t say how the videos on the page were created, I genuinely think that several of the AI generated videos could be passed off as being made with a camera or CGI (though there’s probably still inconsistencies when looking hard enough).

This failure example is quite amusing.

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    This is a serious question, I’d love to hear some other views on this: should there be laws that assess new tech before it is allowed into the public sphere? How would such things be enforeced?

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      I don’t think this would work since most governments don’t understand technology well (just look at the Flipper Zero ban in Canada as an example). Technology has also been disruptive to existing industries (Uber, Airbnb, Netflix, etc.). I think traditional industries would just end up lobbying governments when they are challenged by new technology companies and we’d see less technology overall. That being said I can see the need for more tech regulation in a lot of areas (looking at you Apple), I just can’t see a blanket solution being the right approach.

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      The Amish have a society like that already, you can check out how it works.