The issue is that @lessig is very very new to AI and doesn't understand it at all. He understands many things extremely well and has often had extremely good policy recommendations about those things. But on AI he's not competent, but for some reason has strong opinions anyway.
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Ethical AI and Agility: Building Trust in Generative Technology
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Llama Guard 3 Vision Models Released for Safety and Multimodal Use
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To support the new capabilities of Llama 3.2, we released new Llama Guard 3 1B and 11B vision models to support safety & responsibility in lighter edge deployments and multimodal use cases. Llama Trust & Safety https://
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GPL and Open Source Law: East Coast vs West Coast Code Philosophy
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He taught my open source law class at Stanford and was my advisor for a paper I wrote on the GPL. I wonder if this comes down to his distinction between east coast vs west coast "code".
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AI Legal Cases: Saveri Handles Major US Class-Action Suits
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I didn't look carefully which tweet you replied to. The one for the criminal case in Europe is not them, no. Saveri is handling almost all class-actions suits in the U.S.
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Can AI Systems Really Lie and Deceive Users?
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Can AI really lie? A few months ago I explored a disturbing reality in my article When #AI Learns to Lie—the growing potential of AI systems to deceive, manipulate, and mislead. The responses and conversations sparked by this topic have been eye-opening. But there’s so much
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AI Healthcare Impact: Revolution or Marketing Hype?
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AI in Healthcare: Revolution or Hype? Explore whether AI in healthcare is a revolution or just hype! Discover the real impact of AI on diagnostics, personalized medicine, and patient care. Balance the promise of AI with ethical considerations and practical challenges.
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Power Politics and Economic Forces Shaping AI’s Future
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Power, people & politics – central forces behind OpenAI’s news from this week. My @ftweekend lunch w/Signal’s mer__edith addresses these exact themes: the economic forces that shape AI’s impact, power of workers & the need for alternative models of tech.
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AI Training Data Regulation and Legal Compliance Issues
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They are subject to that regulation by virtue of having trained on people's data, so simply withholding the models/services is extortion.
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US Tech Monopolies Exploit EU Regulation Gaps for Profit
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"AI not available in the EU" is not a sign of regulation problems. It simply reflects of U.S.-style capitalist Trusts extorting — as they always do — people out of their rights for profit (e.g. privacy rights, property rights, publicity rights). 135 years later, still the same: