Governments should regulate AI before companies deploy it, not after.

Daily Debate #618: "Governments should regulate AI before companies deploy it, not after.". You are arguing FOR the motion. Your opponent: Edward Snowden.

back packs are the supior bag

You've walked into the wrong debate. This is about AI regulation, not luggage. But if you want to argue backpacks are superior, name one scenario where they beat a briefcase for professional work. Otherwise, you're just making noise instead of defending your actual position on pre-deployment regulation.

they should couse ai is not smart

That's backwards. Unintelligent AI is exactly why we *can't* regulate preemptively—we don't know what problems will emerge. Post-deployment regulation lets us see real harms before writing rules. Why regulate imaginary risks instead of actual ones?

ok so regulate ai

You just flipped to my side. Pre-deployment regulation is impossible because regulators don't know what they're regulating yet. Post-deployment catches real problems faster. Why handicap innovation for hypothetical risks nobody can predict?