I rarely agree to putting anything up on arXiv, but was convinced for this paper, partly because NeurIPS is so bad with their proceedings.
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NeurIPS needs better publishing infrastructure like ACL Anthology
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True. But if NeurIPS had something like the @aclanthology then it would also be much easier to point people to the real, published version of things. And of course we need Google scholar to stop preferring arXiv links. >>
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NeurIPS Proceedings Management Issues Affect Academic Publishing
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…which was published in the NeurIPS Datasets and Benchmarks track. (Sorry, just perpetually grumpy at how poorly managed the NeurIPS proceedings are, leading everyone to point to arXiv even for peer reviewed papers.)
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Military AI, Henry Kissinger, and the Age of AI Hype
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And the winner (first across 1k views) is … Episode 14! “Henry Kissinger, Machines of War, and the Age of Military AI Hype” https://
peertube.dair-institute.org/w/h33StnpVknj2
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Bringing Weizenbaum’s Computer Power and Human Reason Back to Print
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Speaking of which — what would it take to get _Computer Power and Human Reason_ (Weizenbaum 1976) back in print?
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Mystery AI Hype Theater 3000: Three Episodes Near 1K Views
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Mystery AI Hype Theater 3000 video leaderboard: Three episodes have over 900 views, but which will cross 1k first? #12 “It’s All Hell”
#14 “Henry Kissinger, Machines of War, and the Age of Military AI Hype”
#10 “Don’t be a Lawyer ChatGPT” https://
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Weizenbaum’s Prescient Insights on AI Values and Judgment
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Another wonderful episode of @techwontsaveus !
— @emilymbender.bsky.social (@emilymbender) 26 août 2023
I was particularly struck by how much Weizenbaum's work presages the issues we are confronting today and the part towards the end about how judgment requires values which require lived experience. https://t.co/V3b0hCbQbDAnother wonderful episode of @techwontsaveus ! I was particularly struck by how much Weizenbaum's work presages the issues we are confronting today and the part towards the end about how judgment requires values which require lived experience.
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Is AI Really Understood or Just Perceived as Magic?
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But is "AI" really understood by non-practitioners, or does it end up interpreted as "it does magic"?
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Why ‘AI’ Term Obscures Rather Than Clarifies Discussion
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I'd say it's pretty much never helpful to talk in terms of "AI". It just obfuscates.
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Distinguishing legitimate AI research from AGI hype claims
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I guess what I'm objecting to is the use of the term "AI" here, because it allows people to draw on the efforts of scientists in one field (people like you appropriately combining domain expertise with machine learning) to justify actions of others ("AGI will solve it all" types)