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#longoverdue

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As we have observed from the #oligopolistic #BigTech in the past two decades, these unbridled #capitalistic endeavors do not lend themselves to #selfregulation for the #publicgood. Likewise, it will be naive to carry-on hoping that #OpenAI and the other #generativeAI players will #selfregulate. That's the #duty of elected #governments and #public #agencies, and the promulgation of effective #AI #regulations is now #longOverdue!

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#LongOverdue
#USA bans controversial red #food dye
"FDA determined as early as 1990 tt #Red3, whose #chemical name is #erythrosine, shld be #banned in cosmetics bec of its link to thyroid #cancer in male rats. However, the additive continued to be used in #foods, largely due to resistance fr the #foodindustry.. US has been #slow to act on #RD3 cf to oth major economies. #EU banned its use in 1994, with similar #prohibitions #enacted in #Japan, #China, UK, #Australia & NZ"
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