How are you planning that we'll be required to make promises that are mathematically impossible to keep?
ETHICS
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Bill Analysis Requires Understanding Actual Language
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This is shockingly credulous and will age very badly. You should spend more time understanding what the bill actually says, rather than what you want it to say. (Which is hard, because they keep making massive changes to it).
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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.
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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 (
https://
goo.gle/3LZeii0) and enhances ASR performance (see blog below) for users with atypical speech. Learn more ↓