Mark Zuckerberg shifted from heel to face lol.
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New London Office Opening with AI Leadership Expansion
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The UK has deep pools of talent, world-leading academic institutions, and a strong entrepreneurial culture. Our London office, slated to open later this year, will be led by @sriramk
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ChatGPT Updated Data Policy: What You Need to Know
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ChatGPT Updated Data Policy: What You Need to Know: OpenAI is a leader in artificial intelligence (AI) and natural language processing (NLP). One of its popular offerings is ChatGPT, an AI-powered chatbot that can converse with humans on various topics.… https://
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hatgpt-updated-data-policy-what-you-need-to-know/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
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AI Companies Ban Model Outputs for Training While Using Online Content
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OpenAI, Google & Anthropic ban the use of the generated output content from their AI models to train other AI models, under their terms-of-service. However, they’ve been using other online content for their own model training. They can’t have it both ways.
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New York Times criticized for poor AI coverage
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The @nytimes continues to be trash at covering anything to do with "AI". Thank you, @YaelEisenstat for highlighting this latest installment.
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US, Canada, Europe Race to Lead Advanced AI Development
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It’s a race as to who will lead develop advanced AI first & hence who will lead and shape the future economy. If the US, Canada and Europe can set standards for developing advanced AI and collaborate on sensible data sharing such as policies to scale federated learning with
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Big Tech Manipulation and AI Future Control Concerns
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"I would claim we are already manipulated by a machine. It consists of the corporate interests of a handful of companies that make vast profits on the back of our personal information." "Relying on Big Tech companies to tell us how this [AI] future should look is like turkeys
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Legal Protection for AI Companies: Training Data and Output Defense
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The most value for lawyers and their lawfirms is in defending AI companies at the training stage 1) inputs, and then secondarily, 3) outputs. If the rights for model weights 2) can't be secured, then fine that's an acceptable tradeoff because 1) is critical.
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Legal battles over LLaMA weights and AI output ownership rights
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VanL was hired by theshawwn to handle a DMCA claim by Meta about taking down the LLaMa weights, so they're trying to prove that weights are in the public domain. He was also hired by icreatelife to attempt to show that it's possible to own rights on the outputs of AI systems.
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Public Inattention and Tech Obfuscation in Surveillance Systems
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The overall point is a good one, and would be more effectively made by talkin about "inattention" (on the part of the populace) or "obfuscation" (on the part of those selling or using surveillance tech). >>