I do like wikipedia's reformulation of the fallacy: "To improve things, things must change.
We are changing things.
Therefore, we are improving things."
ETHICS
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The Fallacy of Change Equals Progress in Technology
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AI Regulation Risk: Poorly-Designed Rules Political Fallacy
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Will the overly-rapid poorly-designed regulation of AI be better or worse than these other examples of the politicians fallacy (from @AnthropicAI Claude, fittingly)?
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Logical Fallacy in Decision-Making: Something Must Be Done
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"We must do something.
This is something.
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Something Must Be Done: The Dangers of Rushed AI Policy
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This is the "something must be done — this is something, therefore it must be done" argument. That approach has, historically, led to all kinds of harm. It seems likely to do so again here.
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Warning Against Posting AI-Generated Content on Twitter
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FYI @BlackiceC67055, pasting reams of AI-generated garbage into twitter is how you get everyone to block you. The garbage you pasted isn't remotely helpful.
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GPT-4o System Card: Security Challenges in Advanced AI Models
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Lectura muy interesante. OpenAI ha liberado el system card del modelo GPT-4o. Entre más potentes y versátiles son estos modelos, más problemas de seguridad acarrean, y localizarlos antes de publicar los modelos es complicado De ahí los retrasos y limitaciones de funcionalidades.
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Alicia Martín Innovates Maternal Health Through AI Technology
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Introducing Alicia Martín, a Program Manager focusing on innovating in maternal health and accessibility. She advances ultrasound technology for caregivers (https://t.co/0bu3yVaV3Q) and enhances ASR performance (see blog below) for users with atypical speech. Learn more ↓ https://t.co/9Pnni1ivNx pic.twitter.com/8TfEoDmTYj
— Google AI (@GoogleAI) 8 août 2024Introducing Alicia Martín, a Program Manager focusing on innovating in maternal health and accessibility. She advances ultrasound technology for caregivers (
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Online Safety Act: Regulation Versus Censorship Debate
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"Censorship" would be stopping the ability of someone to express a personal view – either online or in real life. The OSA isn't perfect. But what it's designed to do is make firms remove posts that they "disagree" with. It's about combatting harms.
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OSA Misinformation Control Differs From Genuine Censorship
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What you refer to as "censorship" is just very different to what *genuine" censorship looks like. What the OSA wants to do is limit the potential for fake news / misinformation to spread like wildfire, from one platform to another, etc.
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Humane AI Pin Returns Become E-Waste Due Connectivity Issues
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“Humane cannot refurbish returned AI Pins due to a technical limitation with the cellular connectivity, and returned units are simply e-waste at this point.” HOW