Pensad por ejemplo, una IA que permita clonar la voz de cualquier persona al instante. Y de la que cualquiera pudiera tener acceso.
ETHICS
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Disclosure Dilemma: Revealing Dangerous Technology Risks
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Si supiera de una tecnología cuyo uso trae peligros obvios, y que poco a poco se está conociendo… ¿Creéis que es mejor cubrirla y que más gente la conozca (con el riesgo de quien la mal use y con la ventaja de que la gente esté más preparada) o mejor dejarla en un perfil bajo?
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Scientists arrested: sign of country in serious decline
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When folks start arresting scientists they don't like, you know that your country is totally screwed.
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Ignoring AI risks: A dangerous complacency approach
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I suspect we could keep our heads in the sands for quite a long time though…
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Need for New Independent AI Research Lab Beyond Corporate Constraints
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With DeepMind turning into Google’s corporate AI lab and OpenAI focusing on commercialization, it’s time for a great new AI research lab to think outside the box and go for the moonshots.
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Global AI Crisis Demands Urgent Worldwide Action and Accountability
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Thank you for your amazing tenacity on this topic Ziyad. I wonder if there will be any point at which the world actually comes to terms with and tackles this global tragedy.
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Cleanspeak: Real-time Political Correctness App in 2040
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Cleanspeak, the app that makes your speech politically correct in real time. Everybody uses it in 2040.
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AI Voice Replaces Sports Broadcaster in Olympic Coverage Controversy
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Al Michaels, el locutor deportivo estrella de la NBC, ha visto como su voz ha sido reemplazada por una inteligencia artificial para narrar los resúmenes de los JJOO.
— Juan Merodio (@juanmerodio) 10 août 2024
Es esto un nuevo escándalo olímpico? pic.twitter.com/Hm3PthSgaJAl Michaels, el locutor deportivo estrella de la NBC, ha visto como su voz ha sido reemplazada por una inteligencia artificial para narrar los resúmenes de los JJOO. Es esto un nuevo escándalo olímpico?
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Training Data Mention Acknowledgment
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To be fair, this is mentioned in the training data once or twice
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Alt-text impact data: practical effects on image understanding
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Yeah I understand the theory. But I'm curious about the practice. The written word captures far more of speech than a caption captures of a picture. So I'm wondering if there's any data around the practical impact.