Supriya Dwivedi

@supriya.bsky.social

@supriya.bsky.social

here's my latest for TVO: "Governments, including ours, need to realize that people don’t actually want AI regulations to be light and tight. Instead, they want a robust regulatory environment with proper oversight — to ensure humanity doesn’t end."

@therundowntvo.bsky.socialReposted by @supriya.bsky.social

"Ideally, we would not have to rely on the individual moral whims of American AI CEOs to ensure that our basic rights and civil liberties are protected, and that we’re not racing towards building a real-life version of SkyNet that will end humanity." — @supriya.bsky.social

@nationalobserver.comReposted by @supriya.bsky.social

Canadians have to be able to recognize when we’re being played by outside forces. But we can’t expect Canadians to take this seriously if our own governments seem to be asleep at the switch, @supriya.bsky.social writes.

@supriya.bsky.social

yes, they were all incredibly helpful (but if i had to throw out a cynical guess as to why it’s bc almost all of the deepfakes of PMJT were crypto scams so it didn’t paint the platforms in a good light to have such obvious fraud occurring in broad daylight)

@supriya.bsky.social

agree completely // when i was in govt the “system” for dealing with a deepfake of PMJT was for someone in govt (either on the political or civil service side) to alert me to it so i could contact someone at meta (or wherever) and have it pulled down (not exactly the most efficient system!)

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