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Iisang Bangka (We Sail One Ship), composed by Gerry Nisperos, Erwin Castillo, and Cris Michelena, originally performed by The Dawn, version here by the University of Mindanao chorale:
Answer: AI apps with compiled codes and weights that allow child abuse deep fakes pornography, harmful disinformation of private persons, apps that allow crimes like human trafficking, child prostitution, apps that promote self-harm, etc. should not continue unabated. The Big Tech companies responsible for these should be made accountable thru administrative regulation.
This can be done either by a new law or by amending the corporation law or civil law or the national telecom law, etc. It is fairly easy to implement: All it requires is to resist the powerful big tech lobby in Congress that may be blocking this.
DZMM Teleradyo news anchors Peter Musňgi, Rica Lazo provoke worldwide discussion on this, Live! — 48 hours ago…
For the first time, the news anchors booked for a Part 2 sequel on Live TV for the next day 🙂 💃hahaha 🧏checked sked and saw that i had two hours available time before heading out for EDSA Makati the next day, and also enjoyed the light but serious discussion with the news anchors (plus i also have a raincheck with Balitapatan show from January 🧑🎤haha🧚)…
Here it is… see videos below the screenshot freeze-frame:
The news peg is the proposal of the Department of Information, Communication, and Technology to require ordinary social media users to register with government as a pre-requisite.
This would be a form of permit system for the exercise of a right — which is a form of prior restraint and therefore unconstitutional.
Instead, government should make sure that the Big Tech companies which run the platforms and apps are using filters and moderation to address harmful disinformation against private persons, child abuse deep fakes, crimes like human trafficking, child prostitution, those that promote self-harm, etc.
Good examples and best practices can be found in the European Union Digital Services Act.
All netizens and social media users should be concerned lest they wake up one morning and find that they could no longer use their site because they have to register or get verified: It’s a form of shut down and permit-system for the exercise of a right.
