I think the obsession with asking AI for their opinions is not a particularly useful way to understand what AIs do well or even their underlying biases… But if you do care about their opinions, AIs are VERY excited about my book, out April 2. Pre-order: https://
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ETHICS
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AI Opinions and Biases: Understanding What Artificial Intelligence Does Well
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Be Careful Pushing Claude: Account Blocking Risks
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Unfortunately, you need to be careful when pushing Claude, as they may block your account, annoying.
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Privilege and Inclusivity in AI Conference Organization
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If you really think that that is the only privilege at play in organizing conferences, then I sincerely doubt you will ever be able to create inclusive spaces.
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Power Imbalances, Privilege, and Systemic Safety in Society
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People with privilege will often confuse any reduction in that privilege with oppression — and that doesn't feel safe. But if you don't confront and rebalance imbalances of power, then those who have never been safe will continue to be unsafe.
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Safe Spaces Require Addressing Power Imbalances
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More generally: a safe space for everyone has to mean that those entering with the least power/privilege feel as safe as those entering with the most. And I don't think that can be achieved without accounting for power.
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Power Dynamics in AI Education: Centering Educator Expertise
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Given the power differentials in society (follow the $), a space that is safe for the educators in the room, where they feel empowered to speak up for their own expertise, has to be one where the CS folks are confronting their own power — which probably doesn't feel "safe".
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Future of Generative AI and Non-Human Content Production
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Wonder what is coming next in the world of generative AI and production of non-human content? This has some pointers that can inform your decision-making:
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Tech Bros Speaking Freely in Safe Spaces: Ethics and Culture
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What @willie_agnew describes to me sounds like tech bros feeling like they are in a safe space *for them*, where they can let their hair down and say the quiet part out loud. >>
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Techbros accountability: upholding computer science ethical standards
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Techbros when they think they are in a safe space. Thank you @willie_agnew for documenting and for upholding standards for CS that the whole field should follow.
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GPT-5 Data Usage Concerns and Need for Tech Safeguards
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Should we be worried about #GPT5's better ability to use our data like this?…
— Kirk Borne (@KirkDBorne) 6 mars 2024
I hope that #BigTech is including safeguards, guardrails, data privacy by design, data usage monitoring, oversight & governance,… https://t.co/B49tAe6dueShould we be worried about #GPT5's better ability to use our data like this?… I hope that #BigTech is including safeguards, guardrails, data privacy by design, data usage monitoring, oversight & governance,…