Bill to ban "artificial superintelligence" mocked as policy cosplay with no workable definition
johnseach · x · 2026-09-12
A private member's bill proposes prohibiting "artificial superintelligence." Poster johnseach mocks it as "policy cosplay dressed up as seriousness": banning something that doesn't exist, using a definition no one can operationalize. The post reflects criticism that AI legislation is detached from technical reality.
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