[#Article] The EU signs the @CoE_en Framework Convention on artificial intelligence and fundamental rights https://actuia.com/actualite/lue-signe-la-convention-cadre-du-conseil-de-leurope-sur-lintelligence-artificielle-et-les-droits-fondamentaux/
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EU Signs Council of Europe Framework Convention on AI
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Community-driven transparency reshaping open-source AI research
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regardless of the outcome and results of the reflection-70b dive-in, the amazing thing about open-weights and open-source is how the whole community can dive in these questions together and study the model transparency in AI is becoming so crucial as the field grow
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Corporate Governance Lessons for AI Alignment Strategy
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I find it so surprising that almost no-one in the AI alignment community studies organizational behavior, corporate governance, etc. We have decades of actual real world experience of dealing with super-human entities that can both greatly benefit and harm mankind.
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Trevor Paglen Lecture at UC Berkeley on Psyops and AI
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Looking fwd to Tues @4pm when @TrevorPaglen will present this lecture @UCBerkeley Center for New Media (BCNM) @browercenter ! https://
bcnm.berkeley.edu/events/13/art-
tech-culture/6034/you-ve-just-been-f-d-by-psyops-ufos-magic-electronic-warfare-mind-control-artificial-intelligence-and-the-death-of-the-internet
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Beyond Human Preference: Reframing AI Alignment Challenges
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9). Beyond Preference in AI Alignment – challenges the dominant practice of AI alignment known as human preference tuning; explains in what ways human preference tuning fails to capture the thick semantic content of human values; argues that AI alignment needs reframing, instead
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Jeremy Howard frustrated by irrelevant replies and hallucinated answers
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Wow an awful lot of replies, but nearly none actually responding to what I'm looking for… C'mon gang if you don't know, that's fine, but don't hallucinate like you're an LLM! This seems to be the one answer that actually fits the request:
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Write concise code and documentation with AI tools
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It's easy to write a LOT of words and a LOT of code with AI. But that's unfair to the person who has to read it. Be concise.
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AI Use Guidelines: Testing, Understanding, and Quality Assurance
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Feel free to use AI to help contribute to any of my projects. BUT: Be sure you fully understand exactly what it's doing, you've thoroughly tested and proof-read any outputs, & that it's work you're proud of and are ready to stand behind. Edit prose & refactor code vigilantly.
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Use AI Responsibly: Understand, Test, and Stand Behind Your Work
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Yeah for sure – I'm not saying don't use AI. I'm saying if you use it, make sure you fully understand exactly what it's saying/doing, that you've thoroughly tested and proof-read any outputs, and that it's work you'd be genuinely proud of and are prepared to stand behind.
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Human Red-Teamers Outperform Automated Methods in Multi-Turn Jailbreaks
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ICYMI: New research from SEAL that demonstrates human red-teamers massively outperform automated methods over multiple turns. We also release MHJ, a dataset of multi-turn jailbreaks to help enable further research into multiturn red teaming