ShapeShift founder Erik Voorhees said in a post on X that if governments are allowed to regulate artificial intelligence, AI models would become permissioned, users would become permissioned, and intelligence itself would become permissioned, all under the banner of “safety.” His remarks were framed as a response to the current push by governments to accelerate AI regulatory frameworks. According to Techub, Voorhees has long argued in favor of decentralization and permissionless innovation, and he has previously criticized the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s enforcement-based approach toward the crypto industry. The post adds another crypto-native voice to the debate over how far state oversight of AI should go.
ShapeShift founder Erik Voorhees said in a post on X that if states are allowed to regulate artificial intelligence, models would become permissioned, users would become permissioned, and intelligence itself would become permissioned, all under the name of “safety,” according to Techub News.
The comment was aimed at the current trend of governments moving faster to put AI regulatory frameworks in place. Techub said Voorhees has long supported decentralization and permissionless innovation, and has previously criticized the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s enforcement approach toward the cryptocurrency industry.
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