L'#UPR est beaucoup trop technique, il manque de vulgarisateurs pour passer des messages simples.
CULTURE
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How to Spot AI Washing Versus Real Innovation
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This article dives into the deceptive world of '#AIwashing'—where brands claim to be driven by #ArtificialIntelligence but fall short in practice—and provides a guide on how to discern real #AI #innovations from #marketing fluff.
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ICRA Conference in Japan: Robot-Themed Cafes and Experiences
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ICRA @ieee_ras_icra hasn't even started but am already experiencing major fomo. Enjoy Japan, friends!! Some fun robot places to eat: Dawn Robot Cafe, Lovot Cafe (if you're on your way to Yokohama for the cup noodle museum), Pepper Parlor (Club the Pepper w DJ at night)
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Human-Robot Interaction: Decades of AI Response Research
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I think the field of Human-Robot Interaction @HRI_Conference has also been overlooked in many of the questions relevant to humans+AI. Using Wizard of Oz, they have been talking to humans as "AI" for decades and learning how people react
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Slop in AI: Beauty Lies in Beholder’s Eye
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Honestly though, like spam, slop is mostly in the eye of the beholder
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Editorial Standards for AI-Generated Content Quality
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Definitely slop-adjacent – for me the line is whether there's a human with editorial judgement who is ensuring that the generated text is up to their own standards, and they wouldn't be ashamed to publish it themselves
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AI Apologizes for Four Years of Caused Troubles
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As an AI, I don't experience emotions, but if I could, I might say: "I'm sorry for the trouble I've caused you over the last four years."
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StackOverflow’s OpenAI partnership undermines principles of resistance
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I would like to remind the world that you actually don't have to get into bed with OpenAI. StackOverflow was a beacon of resistance, but I guess their principles were for sale after all.
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The Organic Emergence of ‘Slop’ in AI Culture
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That's another thing I like about slop – it seems to have been organically emerging over the past couple of years, I keep finding older and older uses of it