This policy brief was authored by @PeterHndrsn
, @lxuechen
, @jurafsky
, @tatsu_hashimoto
, Mark A. Lemley, and @percyliang
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ETHICS
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Policy Brief on AI by Leading Researchers
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Blockchain emerges as solution to AI trust and bias problems
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The difficulty of ensuring #artificialintelligence algorithms are safe, unbiased and accurate is turning some companies to a technology that has so-far failed to catch on in business: #blockchain. https://
wsj.com/articles/ai-ha
s-a-trust-problem-can-blockchain-help-ba3b26f7?st=yxlzhbdj07kfiqk
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OpenAI implements restrictions on gambling-related requests
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Oui ! 🙂 Ca a commencé coté OpenAI de bloquer les demandes de jeux d'argents.
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AI Companions: Emotional Connection Economics and Intimacy Evolution
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#Sextech aside, generative AI expands artificial intimacy into the realm of emotional connection: AI companions will be friends, lovers, coaches, and mentors. @Rahafharfoush introduces you to the players—and economics—behind this shift : atelier.net/insights/artific…
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Startup Pitfalls: Solving Too Much, Overusing AI Branding
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Startup Pitfalls
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Privacy and data synchronization concerns in AI model training
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Even if you turn it off along with the history, it also doesn’t sync across devices as a setting. Meaning, opening your account on another device can dump your data for training before you turn it off manually
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OpenAI Anthropic Cohere Meet Chinese AI Experts on Policy
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SCOOP Employees of OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere met with Chinese AI experts in Geneva to find common ground on AI policy and safety
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Stanford scholars propose two-pronged AI copyright approach
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As legal battles on AI copyright issues make headlines this week, here’s a refresh of last year’s November brief, where @Stanford scholars offered an analysis of the U.S. case law and recommended a two-pronged approach in addressing copyright issues. https://
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Preventing New Product Development: Policy Approaches
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how do you propose we prevent people from building new products?
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OpenAI GPT Prompts No Longer Protected Intellectual Property
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your GPTs prompts, both past and future, are not protected. this is the direction OpenAI is taking. accept it. there will be no proprietary claims. uploading GPTs early will likely result in hundreds, if not thousands, of spam GPTs being copied and uploaded to the store, with