A satirical AI regulation list imagines kill switches, dataset registries and liability
NickPassig · x · 2026-07-24
The post sketches a satirical but pointed list of possible AI regulatory moves: open-source capture, an AI kill switch, censorship before alignment, review panels, registered training datasets, training license fees, inference-hosting liability, user-usage liability, and age verification.
The author’s takeaway is that once such proposals are put “on the flagpole,” regulators and the industry may or may not salute—but the underlying message is a warning about how far AI governance could stretch if those ideas gain traction.
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