FWIW, I asked Fable how best to regulate AI with the goals of avoiding backlash, being bipartisan and sustainable, and not resulting in a competition with China or Chinese hegemony. It suggested disclosure laws à la 33/34 Acts (maybe sycophantically). Full text & prompt below. https://x.com/jbsdc/s
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The author asked an AI model named Fable for advice on AI regulation and received suggestions for disclosure laws.
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FWIW, I asked Fable how best to regulate AI with the goals of avoiding backlash, being bipartisan and sustainable, and not resulting in a competition with China or Chinese hegemony. It suggested disclosure laws à la 33/34 Acts (maybe sycophantically). Full text & prompt below. https://x.com/jbsdc/s
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Jul 19, 2026
You know the financial regulation analogy better than anyone, so I’ll lean on it: the regime that satisfies all four constraints looks a lot more like the ‘33/‘34 Acts than like Dodd-Frank or the EU AI Act. Disclosure-based regulation is the only model with a track record of surviving nine decades o
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Jul 19, 2026