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ETHICS
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Federal Government Sues Apple Over Market Reach and Influence
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Dataset Limitations: Missing the Full Distribution of Correct Answers
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Issue in mind is not so much human bias but the fact that the full distribution of correct or desirable answers to your prompts is almost certainly not present in your dataset, only a few samples.
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Document Upload Transparency and AI Processing Visibility
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I want to know exactly what happens to documents I upload to it – how they are split and chunked, how text is extracted from PDFs, what gets embedded and stored, and what gets retrieved and included in prompts (Ideally I'd like a debug interface that lets me see it for myself)
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The Ambiguity Problem in LLM Labeling and Training Data
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Consider being a labeler for an LLM. The prompt is “give me a random number between 1 and 10”. What SFT & RM labels do you contribute? What does this do the network when trained on? In subtle way this problem is present in every prompt that does not have a single unique answer.
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Privacy and Free Expression in AI: Critical Concerns
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For anyone who cares about privacy and free expression, this is really important
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Scheduling Computational Workloads to Run on Humans
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# scheduling workloads to run on humans Some computational workloads in human organizations are best "run on a CPU": take one single, highly competent person and assign them a task to complete in a single-threaded fashion, without synchronization. Usually the best fit when
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A/B Testing Risks on Developer Platforms Raise Reliability Concerns
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I'm suspicious enough of A/B testing as an end-user, the idea that a developer playform I'm trying to build software on might be running A/B tests that affect my applications is horrifying
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Disturbing Technology Raises Ethical and Safety Concerns
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This is giving "Soma" level of creepiness 😬 pic.twitter.com/cyD8esi8Wl
— Ryan Browne (@Ryan_Browne_) 17 avril 2024This is giving "Soma" level of creepiness
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Hacker Terminology: Distinguishing Ethical Hackers from Criminals
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You pretty much stepped in it. Try this naming taxonomy: All hackers are good. Criminals are not hackers, they are criminals. Don't call criminals black hat hackers, call them criminals.
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Claude Model Degradation Claims: Perception vs Reality
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I'm suspicious that many cases of models "degrading" are just people imagining things – see the recent Claude incident where people complained it had degraded when the model was entirely static since launch