You'd have to ask Andrew.
Lying is a big word that I haven't used.
I think some of these tech leaders are genuinely worried about existential risk.
I think they are wrong.
I think they exaggerate it.
I think they have an unwarranted superiority complex that leads them to believe
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Tech Leaders Exaggerate AI Existential Risk Concerns
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Graph Neural Networks: Interview with DeepMind AI Researcher
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Interested in Graph Neural Networks and AI? I've recently chatted with @PetarV_93 , a scientist at @GoogleDeepMind and lecturer at @Cambridge_Uni . His journey spans maths, competitive programming to AI research.
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iPhone 15 Pro Max Films Apple Event with Stunning Video Quality
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The most impressive part of the Apple Event aside from the M3 Max… Was the fact that it was all recorded on a iPhone 15 Pro Max. When you look at the event stream you struggle to grasp that even when you know its filmed on an iPhone.
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Who Defines AI Social Contract? Lobbyists and Policy
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But yeah one of the drawbacks of SCT is the question of "who defines the social contract?" Like that is an interesting question in the AI acts coming out, e.g. lobbyists and their interests
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Frontier AI Regulation Paper by OpenAI and Google DeepMind
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It's from the Frontier AI Regulation paper, co-authored by folks at OpenAI & Google DeepMind. https://
openai.com/research/front
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SolarWinds Intern Vindicated in Major Security Breach
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Big Bold Headline: Solar Winds Intern Vindicated! Remember the ex-CEO of Solar Winds blamed a company intern for a lapse in security? They said the Intern had used a password of "solarwinds123" in a SolarWinds file server and a security researcher reported that in 2019. Well,
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Big Tech Open Sources AI Models While Debating Existential Risk
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Well, at least *one* Big Tech company is open sourcing AI models and not lying about AI existential risk
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Apple Patents Matte Black Finishing Technique for Devices
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Apple was granted a patent last month on a matte black finishing technique. I guess we're seeing it first hand here. Looks great.
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Apple’s Black MacBook Pro: Rare Color Returns After 20 Years
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Black MacBook Pro is gonna sell so well. Pretty rare color, too. Last black MacBook was the 2006 model.
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AI Executive Order: Balancing Industry Interests and Civil Liberties
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Today's AI executive order has impressive scope. It also reads like the smashing-together of papers written by contrasting groups, one that adopts wholesale the talking points of AI firms, another that centers civil liberties. @matteo_wong & my analysis.