Thanks to @CarinaNamih @fankhauser @ahtih and @salar for their insights on why physical/embodied AI is taking off. Read w/
@CristinaCriddle
@madhumita29
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Physical Embodied AI Taking Off Insights
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OpenAI launches SearchGPT search engine competitor with publisher feedback
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NEW: OpenAI is trialling a search competitor, SearchGPT, that will link to sources, built with feedback from news publishers.
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Facial Recognition Researcher Grapples with Ethical Doubts
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Thanks to @thewalrus for publishing this extract from my book Code Dependent, about @ricanekk
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AI Music Licensing Deals: Record Labels Content Integration
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An @annaknicolaou special on YouTube, who is in talks with major record labels to license content from artists for new AI-related products.
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Data Colonialism Framework Emerges Across Multiple AI Dimensions
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This framework of “data colonialism” pops up again and again in so many angles of the AI story..
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AI’s Role in Writing Explored in Fascinating Interview Section
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The whole section in this interview on AI and writing is really fascinating
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Invisible Workers in AI Supply Chain: Stories from Kibera
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Get a little slice of Code Dependent in @lithub
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Code Dependent Featured in FT Summer Reading List 2024
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Code Dependent is on the @FT
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Unpredictable AI consequences in healthcare and criminal justice
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That story is the revelation of unpredictable consequences of a technology built largely in the West, when it enters consequential parts of our society like healthcare & criminal justice. Here's an interview w/ @adriennemwest at Esquire that digs depeer:
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AI’s Impact on Human Dignity and Critical Engagement
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As we grapple with the impacts of AI, my hope is the book gives us the language to engage – to see AI's benefits, yes, but also its many weaknesses and limitations. And to speak up, when necessary, in defence of our dignity as human beings. Out today!