This is a completely unrealistic expectation about what goes into verifying that kind of note and sounds like a recipe for overburdening the medical workforce/setting up errors. /9
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AI Clinical Notes: Efficiency Versus Professional Oversight
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“What if – instead of spending an hour seeing a patient, then 15 minutes writing the clinical encounter note – the therapist could spend 30 seconds checking the note AI came up with?” YIKES /8
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Community Transparency and Accountability in AI Publication Practices
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And it is kind of a bad look to not go back to the community with what was done before publication.
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Colonialism and Community Involvement in Local Language AI
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So, given the history of colonialism in working with what Steven Bird calls local languages (and many others call endangered languages) and given Google's general extractive approach to "knowledge", you should always foreground community involvement in all comms. >>
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OpenAI Should Clearly Mark Synthetic Videos as Fake
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If @OpenAI were acting in good faith and actually cared about the information ecosystem, they would put some time into doing some UI/UX work to *make sure* their synthetic videos were perceived as obvious fakes even by people who haven't heard of Open AI.
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OpenAI Image Watermarks: Visibility and Detection Issues
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So yeah, I stand by this comment. I saw a bunch of these go by on my Twitter feed (because everyone loves to do OpenAI's PR for them) and did not spot the watermark on any of them. Thus: no obvious watermarks.
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No Watermarks Detected in AI Generated Samples
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Definitely no obvious watermarks in the samples I've seen go by.
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OpenAI’s Sora Watermarking Commitments Under Scrutiny
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Remember this from last July's voluntary commitments? In the fine print it said only for models more powerful than those available then. So @OpenAI
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Google’s disregard for language sovereignty in AI systems
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Also, forgive me if I don't exactly expect Google to be respectful of things like language sovereignty.
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US vs EU Privacy Laws: Constitutional Origins Explained
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Seeking assistance finding a podcast episode: I remember hearing a guest talking very persuasively about the difference in privacy law in the US vs. the EU being connected to when the respective constitutions were written, but I can't turn it up. >>