By consuming culture, they also fund it, no?
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AI Doomers as Useful Idiots for Proprietary AI Industry
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The AI doomers are the "useful idiots" of the proprietary AI industry.
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Billionaire Influence and AI Doomerism: Financial Corruption Concerns
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You were talking about corruption?
Kersti Kaljulaid, the FLI, and yourself are under the (financial) influence of Estonian billionaire Jaan Talinn. I don't doubt that Jaan has good intentions (perhaps with a slightly excessive savior syndrome). But his and your AI doomerism is -
Two Insights on AI Accessibility and Sleep Importance
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If you want to read my parts, I have two "insights", article-like, on pages 305 (Making AI Accessible) and 394 (Sleep is not a disposable luxury – it's a non-negotiable biological necessity".
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Making AI Accessible and the Importance of Quality Sleep
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I have had the luck to write on two topics extremely close to my heart: AI and well-being. The first shares how I am trying to make AI more accessible to everyone, and the second is on the importance of sleeping (I was highly inspired by @sleepdiplomat and his fantastic book).
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ChatGPT Laziness Spike Linked to OpenAI Funding Round
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Lots of people are talking about ChatGPT being lazy all of a sudden. I've been seeing it, too. I wonder if this is related to OpenAI being in the process of raising their next round and needing to slow burn until it's done…
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Information Control and Intellectual Worker Protection in AI Era
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Both the control of information (and religious dogma) and the protection of scribes.
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AI and Books Enable Knowledge Access, Reject Doom Scenarios
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Printed books and AI systems both serve to enable better access to knowledge. They both make people smarter, more creative, & more productive.
That's intrinsically good.
That's the reality. Scenarios of AI-fueled doom are imaginary bullshit.
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UAE Minister Warns Against Premature AI Technology Regulation
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The UAE Minister of AI @OmarSAlolama points to a historical precedent of premature technology regulation motivated by fear: the ban of the printing press in 1515 by Sultan Selim I led to the decline of the Ottoman Empire. “We overregulated a technology, which was the printing