Relatedly, the company is considering introducing ads into its products, even as it aims to step up revenue generation and build out new businesses. SCOOP w/
@CristinaCriddle @GeorgeNHammond https://
on.ft.com/4ihYPbu
@madhumita29
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Major Tech Company Considers Introducing Ads Into Products
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OpenAI Enters Adolescence: For-Profit Transition and Platform Ambitions
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Two years on from ChatGPT & a year from its leadership coup, OpenAI is entering adolescence – transitioning to a for-profit, targeting 1bn users & recasting itself as the world’s AI platform. My piece on a new era for OpenAI, ft @thefriley @chrislehane
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Bias in Information: Quality, Expertise, and Critical Thinking
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There’s no such thing as unbiased when humans are involved. This is a naive take. You should pay for quality, fact-checking, expert analysis, and experience. And apply your own critical thinking to the end result.
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Fabricating Quotes Remains Unacceptable Practice in Industry
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It’s egregious to make up quotes, and it’s still very much unacceptable in any publication of calibre to do so. In our industry, I would assume it’s a fireable offense – far from an ethically acceptable practice.
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Public Statements Risks for Tech Leaders and Entrepreneurs
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Very much respect people having a personal point of view on the piece and supporting Matt, but this is such a naive take – “negative consequence of going on the record is v v small” – hmmm. In that case, tech companies/entrepreneurs/VCs should all take this on board!
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Traditional Media vs New Media: Coverage of AI Essay Debate
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So no one needs traditional media because podcasts/Twitter are the new media, yet we have grad students telling experienced reporters what they “have to” cover? FYI, here’s a list of media coverage of Dario’s essay: https://
google.com/search?sca_esv
=a1c2417e3bcb69eb&rlz=1CDGOYI_enGB828GB829&hl=en-GB&sxsrf=ADLYWII7krSqL5gIL_5AHwCk-P8SY1MXmg:1731677021636&q=dario+amodei+machines+of+loving+grace&tbm=nws&source=lnms&fbs=AEQNm0Aa4sjWe7Rqy32pFwRj0UkWd8nbOJfsBGGB5IQQO6L3JyJJclJuzBPl12qJyPx7ESJehObpS5jg6J88CCM-RK72qUv4GOvBp3LxAsC-35pUAeU-UgWsu7AHtuYdfRsMiTOb1BRd4EU_k_VYbDKaRF2OwtoyzoplEwxiioj8hu07xeG3d4hQv1xhA_Z4AfiGXTCH-7d1lliuonGlc9k7b1YJTV1yWg&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiF3vXNt96JAxUxT0EAHcXVK0kQ0pQJegQIDxAB&biw=393&bih=665&dpr=3
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Lowest Common Denominator Laziness in AI Humor Culture
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When lowest common denominator laziness passes for a sense of humour
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AI Cannot Replace Human Warmth During Vulnerable Parenting Moments
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Can’t think of anything more isolating/dystopian than talking to an AI during vulnerable moments of pregnancy/having a newborn/raising a young child. It’s when you need empathy & warmth of other humans more than ever. AI will never stand in for it. What a waste of tech potential.
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AI Chatbots Addiction Risks for Teens: Parental Concerns
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Correct. And parents of teens are extremely worried about all these digital media, particular those that encourage interaction, addiction/isokation and are personalised/dynamic based on a child’s behaviours. Realistic AI chatbots are one further step on this slippery slope.
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AI Child Safety Demands Regulatory Attention and Oversight
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Even if you don’t want to name an AI company culpable for the death of a child, surely it’s a wake up call for all relevant parties (companies, parents, teachers and regulators) that this area needs close attention. We can’t just say it’s the same as books and move on.