Thank you, @greetpool
! It really does make you rethink communication norms in the age of AI, especially as cultural lenses shape how we interact with and interpret these technologies. The study makes it clear that AI is more than a set of tools; it’s a relationship—and our
CULTURE
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AI Communication Norms and Cultural Perspectives in Human-AI Relationships
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OpenAI Reasoning Claims Scrutinized in Mystery AI Hype Theater
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If you want to vent with @alexhanna & @emilymbender on OpenAI's claims that their synthetic text extruding machines “reason,” join us for the Mystery AI Hype Theater 3000 livestream at https://
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Stanford Research Shows Culture Shapes AI Interaction Preferences
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Groundbreaking Stanford Research Reveals: Your Culture Shapes How You Want to Interact with AI As someone deeply immersed in AI development and cross-cultural leadership, I find this fascinating Stanford study by Nikki Goth Itoi to resonate profoundly with my experiences.
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Technology Building as Positive-Sum Status Competition
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Building technology for civilization is a positive-sum status game.
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OpenAI’s AGI mission statement questioned
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“OpenAI’s stated corporate mission remains “to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity.” Lol
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The TED AI Show Climbs Global Podcast Rankings
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Pretty cool to see The TED AI Show climbing the ranks worldwide! If you’ve been missing out, we’ve got incredible episodes waiting for you. #21 on Spotify & #25 on Apple in the US (Technology) #8 on Spotify in the UK #9 on Spotify in Australia #4 on Apple Podcasts
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LLMs Reflect Creator Ideology Across Languages
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8). LLMs Reflect the Ideology of their Creators – finds that LLMs exhibit a diverse ideological stance which reflects the worldview of its creators; finds consistent normative differences between how the same LLM responds in Chinese compared to English.
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Linus Torvalds: AI is 90% marketing, 10% reality today
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Linus Torvalds: fan of AI's potential, but not its hype.
— MIT CSAIL (@MIT_CSAIL) 27 octobre 2024
He says AI is currently 90% marketing and 10% reality, and in five years, we'll see how useful it really is.
v/@tsarnick pic.twitter.com/Fvj7kileyrLinus Torvalds: fan of AI's potential, but not its hype. He says AI is currently 90% marketing and 10% reality, and in five years, we'll see how useful it really is. v/
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What Makes Work Meaningful: Management Insights for Employees
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Research offers insights into what gives work meaning — as well as into common management mistakes that can leave employees feeling that their work is meaningless. #meaningfulwork #employees #workplace #work #management https://
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Copyright lawyers and AI: defending artists’ rights
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This tweet is about one specific person though, like the chief hypocrite… If any so-called Copyright lawyer can't make a good faith argument pro-artists, they're not very good lawyer, nor a very good teacher for that matter.