Book Launch: Regulating the Synthetic Society
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Launch overview argues that generative AI already reshapes reality: humanoid robots in hotels and hospitals, deepfakes creating education tools and non-consensual porn (report cites 96% deepfake porn estimate), and AR/VR rewiring bodies and memories. It names concrete risks and fixes: copyright questions over Taylor Swift–style outputs, evidence and election fraud from voice cloning, competition tricks and a possible public LLM. US Congress earmarks 32 billion per year as a benchmark for funding.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Book launch introduction
- 1:05Author and AI background
- 2:29Generative AI overview
- 14:35Legal challenges in synthetic society
- 21:00AI-generated content quiz
- 28:32AI’s future impact panel
- 37:48AI, social interaction, and disability
- 46:17Global AI regulation frameworks
- 55:29Innovation vs human rights in AI
- 1:00:03AI monopolies and public models
- 1:03:55Q&A on AI regulation
- 1:16:12Closing remarks
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