How can a government actually stop or control AI?

Here's something that might surprise you — trying to totally control or stop AI with laws just might be impossible. ((slower)) According to /u/seobrien on Reddit, AI can exist anywhere in the world, and the internet makes it nearly unstoppable. No matter how many rules you pass, AI can still be accessed through countless apps, channels, or experiences. So what does this actually mean for us? Well, it turns out that governments can't truly make AI safe or controlled — it's a technical impossibility. ((thoughtful)) As /u/seobrien points out, passing laws that say 'fire can't hurt us' is kinda pointless; laws can't change the fundamental nature of the technology. The real danger? Politicians pretending they can keep us safe, which might give a false sense of security. So, the big takeaway? We need to be realistic about what regulation can — and can’t — do in the face of rapidly advancing AI. The game’s changing, and understanding its limits is crucial.