>I'm of the opinion that AI is and will continue to be a net positive for society. So I see this as essentially saying "let's go an remove this and delay the development of it by 10-20 years and ensure people can't train and run their own models feasibly for a lot longer because only big companies can afford real training datasets."
Absolutely. Which, presumably, means that you're fine with the argument that your DNA (and that of each member of your family) could provide huge benefits to medicine and potentially save millions of lives.
But significant research will be required to make that happen. As such, we will be requiring (with no opt outs allowed) you and your whole family to provide blood, sperm and ova samples weekly until that research pays off. You will receive no compensation or other considerations other than the knowledge that you're moving the technology forward.
Absolutely. Which, presumably, means that you're fine with the argument that your DNA (and that of each member of your family) could provide huge benefits to medicine and potentially save millions of lives.
But significant research will be required to make that happen. As such, we will be requiring (with no opt outs allowed) you and your whole family to provide blood, sperm and ova samples weekly until that research pays off. You will receive no compensation or other considerations other than the knowledge that you're moving the technology forward.
May we assume you're fine with that?