Wait. Wasn't there a whole group of people who thought this way recently? Wasn't it called the Department of Government Efficiency? Wasn't it led by a rich tech bro who wants to live on Mars? Didn't they get disbanded because it was a bunch of armchair experts who knew nothing about government and couldn't make anything efficient?
Maybe you want to apply to whatever they're working on next?
What kind of penalties would apply for not meeting these regulations?
Who would be responsible for enforcement? Do you propose this should apply internationally? Or just to software written in a specific region? Or is the location of where software is hosted (or the headquarters of the company operating the hardware) a better target for legislation?
Hmm, I wonder how the FDA approves software in a medical devices context. Or if the EU AI act is in any way a precedent.
Oh well, we'll never know.
Not even natural disasters or disease can compete with governments when it comes to mass killings at enormous scales and boundless cruelty.