Will any country explicitly regulate the use of Large Language Models by 2024?
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Yes if any country passes any regulation or law that explicitly mentions "Large Language Models" or an analogous or translated term as the subject of the regulation or the law.

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I'm not seeing any evidence this has happened yet - I did not slog through all of Timbuktu and Tuvalu's recently passed laws though.

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The EU is drafting an AI Act regulation that will regulate AI. However (a) the EU legislative process is slow and ponderous, so I guess it might not complete in the sense of being passed into national laws even in 2024, (b) I am not sure if the current draft(s) actually mention the term Large Language Models specifically. I would think they would want to be quite general in how they regulate AI technology - I'm not sure it would make sense to regulate LLMs specifically.

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