AI does not produce illegal content, people do. And the way to stop a bad guy with an AI is ten good guys with AIs.
ETHICS
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Regulating Generative Tools: Legal Approaches to Illegal Content
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Where have you guys been when photoshop was invented? Will someone think of the children? (Don’t make general content creation tools illegal; we have legal and technical – AI based – ways to go after distribution of illegal content.)
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Automation Prioritizes Profit Over People and Planet
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Every job that can be automated or replaced will be where GDP or productivity with and shareholder value is prioritized. Period. When have you heard the phrase, “we can save money and time with X job done with AI but we care more about people and planet?”
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AI Tool Normalization and Attribution in Creative Work
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Even in the joke you are normalizing the use of the tools. Also, you're sharing someone's work without credit.
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Image Generators: Ethical Concerns and Environmental Impact
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Please no. The image generators are constructed based on stolen data and exploited data workers, and are environmental disasters. Don't use them & don't normalize their use.
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Bridging AI Research Gap for Nonprofit Organizations
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Nonprofits and philanthropic organizations should be part of the AI conversation. How can we bridge the gap between AI research and the needs of this community? @StanfordHAI
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OODA Loop: Strategic Decision Making Framework for Uncertainty
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This is a fascinating frame: “OODA loop as a way of making luck work for you” The OODA "loop" was developed by military strategist John Boyd to explain why some pilots won in air combat, but works as a profound mediation about dealing with uncertainty & using pacing to win 1/5 https://
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Stanford HAI Five Years Pioneering Human-Centered AI
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Since 2019, @StanfordHAI has been at the forefront of AI’s pivotal moments, industry shifts, and policy debates, while keeping humans at the core of the conversation. Learn about our key milestones and what’s next for the institute: https://
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DHS AI pilot programs raise civil liberties concerns
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Today the US DHS announced three "pilot" use cases of "AI" (by which they apparently mean synthetic text extruding machines). Despite their repeated assurances of "rigorous testing" and "protecting civil liberties" I am … just a bit (a lot) skeptical:
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X Risk Community Mobilizes Against AI Deepfakes and Job Displacement
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“X risk community” has adapted to this by telling the normies to sign petitions against AI doing deepfake porn and making everybody unemployed