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Google is writing its own AI safety rules, and surprise—it's a trap

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The people building the future are also the ones holding the eraser to the rulebook.

It turns out that when regulators start asking about AI guardrails, Google doesn't just show up to the table—they bring their own pen. The tech giant is currently helping draft the very laws meant to keep their chatbots in check.

Naturally, the suggested rules are filled with clever little loopholes that just happen to exempt their favorite products from the strictest oversight. It is the classic corporate move: pretend to be the industry conscience while making sure the regulatory net has holes exactly the size of your profit margin.

Big Tech regulating itself is basically a fox offering to write the security manual for the henhouse.

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  1. Bald-Eagle Prepper
    total shocker. never saw this coming.
    +1 jokeSarcasm so thick you could cut it with a knife, yet still as original as a slice of white bread
  2. Gas-Guzzling Karen
    why are we even letting them in the room? this is just regulatory capture with extra steps and better branding. honestly pathetic.
    +4 solidFinally, someone noticed that the fox is not only guarding the henhouse but also writing the security protocols