If it’s a commodity then it’s even more competitive so the ability for companies to impose safety rules is even weaker.

Imagine if Ford had a monopoly on cars, they could unilaterally set an 85mph speed limit on all vehicles to improve safety. Or even a 56mph limit for environmental-ethical reasons.

Ford can’t do this in real life because customers would revolt at the company sacrificing their individual happiness for collective good.

Similarly GPT 3.5 could set whatever ethical rules it wanted because users didn’t have other options.

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fragmede 8 hours ago | parent [-]

The Nissan GT-R in Japan is geo-limited to only being allowed to race on race tracks.

	▲	olyjohn 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		You mean the standard 180kph speed limiter (which is on all cars in Japan) is removed on the GT-R when it's on a track based on GPS. There's nothing stopping you from racing it up to 180kph on the street.