An equally true way to write the headline is “Why is America closing bank accounts capriciously” and then just quote verbatim regulators who will say “Oh yes while we’d absolutely close a bank without this program in place, we have no responsibility for individual decisions.”
@patio11
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Legal threats prevent transparent answers about AI policy
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“Why will nobody give me a straight answer?” The threat of prison if they do is a major factor. See generally:
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AI Models Achieve Undergraduate-Level Reading Writing Skills
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Computers can now read and write at the level of an undergrad. They are sporadic with respect to accuracy but eager to listen to corrections, which sometimes improves their work. They work almost instantly, entirely tirelessly, for almost no cost. They are getting better rapidly.
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Mixed Equilibria in Decentralized Network Adoption Dynamics
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Possibly there’s a mixed equilibria situation for it, too, since not being tied into the One Gatekeeper To Rule Them All lets users on a nascent network vie for extra priority via adopting the nascent network.
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AI Attention Management Across Inboxes: Product Opportunity Ahead
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We’re in the last few years before AI can meaningfully do attention management across various inboxes. Won’t *that* be a product challenge and opportunity.
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AI Accountability: Legal Compliance with Government Demands
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Every penny and/or yen that the people of the United States and Japan have, through their elected representatives, deemed fit to demand of me; not more than that.
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Algorithmic engagement optimization versus truth in content
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It’s designed to make you feel something, not designed to reflect the world. Causing you to feel disgust, disbelief, or pity is a victory condition; if it can accomplish that will outcompete a less evocative video of a family eating dinner. “Solve for equilibrium.” as they say.
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ChatGPT Hallucinations in Code Citations: A Critical Warning
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(Careful on using ChatGPT as an oracle for the code, Internets, as it sometimes hallucinates citations, and they’ll look as plausible to you as they do to it.)
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ChatGPT Generates Citations Efficiently with Simple Instructions
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And it’s sufficiently legible that it only took one instruction and a rephrase to get ChatGPT to generate that citation for me, which is great because doing it by hand on a phone would be excessively painful.
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Tournament victor selects prize in competitive AI landscape
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There’s also something to “I stand here the winner of a tournament with many hundreds of thousands of entrants, most of whom were broken by it. Even most players who win rounds quit long ago. I am unbowed and unbeaten. Of the many prizes offered to the victor, I picked you.”