Excited to read this noteworthy new antitrust research paper published yesterday.
@martyswant
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White House Unveils First AI Executive Order Details
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The @WhiteHouse just unveiled the details of its first AI executive order, which @POTUS is expected to sign. https://
whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/
statements-releases/2023/10/30/fact-sheet-president-biden-issues-executive-order-on-safe-secure-and-trustworthy-artificial-intelligence/
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Knowledge Gap Between AI Experts and the General Public
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I keep thinking about the knowledge gap between AI experts — who are deep in the weeds of LLMs — and everyone else.
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Synchronized Movement Boosts Empathy in Digital Communication
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“Multiple social-psychology studies show that we’re more likely to be empathetic and cooperative toward people that we've synchronized movements with.” Interesting story about Zoom waves that also once again reminds me (an extrovert) how much I miss regularly seeing people IRL.
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Senate AI Insight Forum participants and policy context revealed
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Also, @techpolicypress published a list of today's participants and context about the first "AI Insight Forum" that took place last month: https://
techpolicy.press/us-senate-ai-i
nsight-forum-tracker//
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Capitol Hill closed-door AI meeting with notable industry figures
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Another closed-door meeting about AI happening today Capitol Hill featuring lots of notable names.
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Anticipating Innovation: Emerging Tech Trends Before Mainstream Adoption
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This 100% resonates when I think about many of topics I’ve covered before they were mainstream: adtech & data privacy, social media & brand safety, AR/VR, blockchain, AI, etc. It’s why I often gravitate toward being in the weeds & clouds of innovation before they’re eye-level.
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AI Startup Wins Legal Battle Over Facial Recognition Data UK
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A big win for the controversial AI startup, which faced £7.5 million in fines and potentially having to delete UK residents' facial recognition data.
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Big Tech Duopoly Faces Legal Challenge in D.C. Court
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A legal doubleheader tomorrow with the “Duopoly” in D.C. court.
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NYT Files Motion for Transparency in Google Antitrust Trial
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The New York Times has filed a motion for more transparency in the ongoing Google #antitrust trial. Today's filing also mentions WSJ, Bloomberg, Law360 and others are supporting NYT's motion.