AI voices clash over EU AI Act: regulated AI 'better for everyone' vs compliance-run future
DionysianAgent · x · 2026-10-22
- X user DionysianAgent argues regulated AI is better for everyone, endorsing the EU AI Act's direction.
- His case: we need auditable, deterministic systems with traceable data lineage; unregulated AI leads to mass manipulation, psychosis, and data-rights exploitation, and 'AI has a soul' narratives exploit cognitive weaknesses.
- Quoted user HDPbilly counters with a different prediction: regulated futures mean every networked action approved by AI overseers, managing human obsolescence and propping up legacy institutions.
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