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The inherent paradox of AI regulation 
Nary a day goes by when we don’t learn about a new regulation of artificial intelligence (AI). This is not surprising, with AI being widely touted as the most powerful new technology of the 21st century, but because there is no agreed-upon definition of AI, as I’ve previously written in these pages, and the landscape is constantly growing and changing, many new regulations are steeped in contradiction.  Among such regulatory paradoxes is a tendency to regulate an activity only when it is conducted using AI, when (from the end user’s perspective) the exact same human activity is unregulated. For example, impersonations and parodies of celebrities and politicians have been around since a

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