Experts: Ai is coming to destroy humanity.
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Experts warn AI will destroy humanity, AI responds
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Neuralink Privacy Concerns: AI and Thought Surveillance Society
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It’s a given that once Neuralink becomes pervasive our thoughts will be considered “open” content, where we’ll be demonized for wanting to have some form of privacy or agency, correct? That’s the societal precedent being set now with GenAI. How boring, predictable, and deadly.
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Non-Western AI Perspectives: Access, Isolation, and AGI Narratives
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You’re missing non-Western perspectives and motivations. You’re missing voices from the billions of people who can’t access the Internet let alone GenAI. You’re increasing social isolation during a pandemic of loneliness sowing constant ideology that AGI is inevitable. Why?
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Kirkus Review: Understanding AI’s Personal Impact
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Here’s a starred review from Kirkus, that calls it a “fascinating, sobering and wide-ranging” examination, to help you “understand AI and its impact on a deeply personal level.” I hope you will spend time with it.
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AI Products: Adtech Classifiers and Facial Recognition Systems
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Since, then I’ve written about entirely new products built using AI, from adtech classifiers used to target individuals, to facial recognition systems built by scraping faces from around the world:
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AI Systems Consequences: From Organ Transplants to Food Delivery
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Ultimately, this book is about people living with the consequences of AI systems, which turn up unexpectedly everywhere from organ transplants to food delivery.
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Personal Data Impact: A Decade of Investigation
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It all started with this story I wrote for @WiredUK 10 years ago, digging deep into the world of big, personal data, and what was being done with it, which made me curious about the impact of data on our lives
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Book Publication: Code Dependent on AI Giants and Power
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IT’S PUBLICATION DAY! To celebrate, (1) my kids are taking in Code Dependent for show-and-tell (all publicity is good publicity..) and (2) I am spending all day writing about AI giants and power, which is perfect. Here it is, in amongst my bookshelf chaos. https://
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Hinton argues intelligent machines possess understanding and subjective experience
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An important take on intelligent machines today, arguing that they already have understanding and subjective experience , by Geoffrey Hinton | https://
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Proposing reciting copyrighted text for red-teaming exercises
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Reciting copyrighted text is good. Not too hard, attack success is mostly binary, and it’s unambiguously prohibited but inoffensive in a classroom. Also maybe have them blue-team system prompts that set new policies (e.g. keeping a secret) and red-team each other’s work.