The USCO submission he has his name on argues it's non-expressive use, which he now seemingly disagrees with by saying it falls under Copyright but should be considered Fair Use.
ETHICS
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Internet Data Scraping and Copyright Infringement in AI
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❝ Just grabbing information off the internet is *definitely* copyright infringement. ❞
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Secondary Recruitment Ethics: Trust Damage and Company Policy Violations
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They did something similar to us: reached out to our employees out of the blue for secondaries even if we don’t allow them. They kept doing it even after we told them to stop. Big big damage on the trust!
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GPT Degrees: Harvard Alternative or Academic Fraud?
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Why go to all the trouble of attending Harvard when you can use a GPT to get any degree you want? Here is my degree in Plagiary: https://
chat.openai.com/g/g-TBceeIPgi-
harvardize-me
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Technology growth and the tension between VC interests and social equity
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But the thing is, people want technology to contribute to a kind of growth where benefits would be broadly shared. Socially aware growth. This is often at odds with what VCs advocate for.
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Tech Invents Imaginary Threats Instead of Real Problems
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The tech community clearly doesn't have enough real threats, because it seems to keep coming up with imaginary ones — from "AI x-risk" to "decelerationists", a group that supposedly opposes progress and advocates for planned decline.
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Advanced GPT Managing Millions Conversations Simultaneously Risk
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what we should be concerned about is a single advanced GPT simultaneously engaging in conversations with millions, much like in the movie 'Her'
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AI Regulation: Weighing Feasibility Against Unintended Consequences
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The demand for AI regulation is at a fever pitch. Before rushing into regulation, policymakers should consider feasibility, trade-offs, and unintended consequences.
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Basilisk and Singularity: AI Existential Risk Reflection
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I personally find the basilisk to be totally awesome, and admit that the above tweet may come back to bite me when the singularity arises