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Perault: Proposed AI regulations would have entrenched market incumbents and stifled startups
“Many of the politicians who are put, were pushing concepts that would have really put a stranglehold, I think, on AI startups and would have led to more monopolization of a market that already tends toward monopoly because of the high barriers to entry already…”
Perault: Regulate AI applications and use, not underlying model development
“Regulate use. Do not regulate development.”
Perault: Government and industry previously proposed nuclear-style licensing for AI models
“There were ideas being proposed by not just the government, but industry to require a license. To build frontier AI tools and for it to be regulated like nuclear energy.”
Perault: Proposed AI regulations burden startups without actually protecting consumers
“Licensing, nuclear style regulation like flops, threshold based disclosures, really complicated transparency regimes, impact assessments, audits, which are a bunch of ideas that we think are not going to help protect people and are going to make it really hard…”
Perault: Economic evidence shows market licensing regimes typically suppress competition
“I don't think there's much economic evidence that licensing is pro-competitive. It typically is the opposite.”
Perault: Existing criminal and civil laws already cover most real-world AI harms
“And again, and most of the things that people are most concerned about, like real, real use of the technology for clear cognizable real world harm existing law typically covers it.”
Perault: Governing AI markets and development is primarily the role of Congress
“Governing a national AI market and governing AI development, we think is primarily Congress's role.”
Perault: Proposed state AI laws likely exceed constitutional dormant commerce clause limits
“At least for some of the proposals that have been introduced, it's likely that they won't, that the benefits are Somewhat diminished relative to what the proponents think they are and that the costs are significant”
Perault: No major state-level AI regulation laws have passed to date
“There were a number of laws introduced at the state level In the, in, in this past year's legislative sessions that we thought had a strong likelihood of passing. And I think to date, none of them have passed.”