I'm delighted @DigEconLab will be part of Stanford's partnership with Project Liberty. Our goal is to help design systems that promote truth, insight, and cooperation while mitigating those that amplify misinformation, confusion, and polarization." https://
news.stanford.edu/report/2023/06
/07/stanford-joins-international-initiative-strengthen-democracy-foster-responsible-technology/
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@erikbryn
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Stanford partners with Project Liberty to design responsible technology systems
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AI Discovers New Sorting Algorithms Surpassing Human Benchmarks
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Can AI help make important discoveries with practical value? Yes! "Algorithms such as sorting or hashing are used trillions of times each day…AlphaDev discovered sorting algorithms from scratch that outperformed previously known human benchmarks."
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Proposal for AI Disclosure Requirements in Political Advertising
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Here's an interesting proposal by @robseamans for requiring the disclosure of AI when used in political advertising. What do you think?
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AI Harms and Optimism: How Technology Enables New Possibilities
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There's are lots of potential harms from AI to be concerned about. But if you want a brief respite, read "The Optimist’s Guide to Artificial Intelligence and Work" by Sarah Kessler and Ephrat Livni which quotes me on how AI can help us do new things.
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AI Tools: Clarity Enhancement or Thinking Shortcut?
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The question is whether these tools can be designed to help people think more clearly, or whether they’ll be a shortcut to sloppy thinking.
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Generative AI Boom Concentrated in Bay Area Tech Hub
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Why doesn’t it make sense? The Generative AI boom is centered in the Bay Area as are other tech areas.
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rizzGpt’s First Question: A Compatibility Screening Tool
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I hope rizzGpt has a charismatic answer to the first question every user will get when they wear it. Then again, it's a quick way to screen for compatibility.
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LLMs Boost Productivity of Less Experienced Workers by 35%
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Thanks, Greg! It's great to see the power of LLMs translate into real-world productivity gains. In this case, the less experienced workers got 35% more productive.
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Modern Turing Test Game: Distinguishing Humans from Machines
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The Turing Test was inspired by a parlor game 70 years ago. Here's a modern version: https://
humanornot.ai What questions would you ask to tell the difference between a human vs a machine in just 2 minutes?