The White House just pushed for a unified regulatory framework in artificial intelligence. The administration argues that scattered rules across states are slowing down American tech companies. Their pitch? Streamline everything under federal oversight so innovation doesn't get buried in red tape. Critics say this could centralize too much power, but supporters believe it's the only way to keep pace with global competitors who already have coordinated AI strategies. The debate touches blockchain too—decentralized systems might face similar pressure for "one rulebook" treatment down the road.
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BlockImposter
· 10h ago
What about centralization again? Can federal unification really save American technology? I look at the suspense
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FlatTax
· 11h ago
Federal centralization? Here comes this set again... Sooner or later, blockchain will have to lie down
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SchroedingerGas
· 11h ago
Come back to concentrate power? The federal government unifies the world's AI, and the next distributed system will have to overturn
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Blockblind
· 11h ago
No again? The federal centralization of power is a nightmare for crypto...
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NFTArchaeologis
· 11h ago
The federation is one-size-fits-all, the lifeline of decentralization. History always cycles like this - from printing to the Internet, freedom dies in the name of concentration of power.
The White House just pushed for a unified regulatory framework in artificial intelligence. The administration argues that scattered rules across states are slowing down American tech companies. Their pitch? Streamline everything under federal oversight so innovation doesn't get buried in red tape. Critics say this could centralize too much power, but supporters believe it's the only way to keep pace with global competitors who already have coordinated AI strategies. The debate touches blockchain too—decentralized systems might face similar pressure for "one rulebook" treatment down the road.