The audio was bad. I vaguely heard that he took a shot at me but couldn't understand what he was saying and hence could not respond.
His "good guy with a gun" analogy is false.
The correct analogy is laws and police: the defense against a bad guy with AI is not a random good guy
ETHICS
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AI Safety Requires Regulation Not Individual Defense
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Stanford Researcher Proposes Ethical Framework for Autonomous Vehicles
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Driverless cars faced major setbacks in 2023. The co-director of the Center for Automotive Research @Stanford has an idea for designing more ethical self-driving vehicles.
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Information retrieval is not reasoning nor artificial intelligence smartness
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The whole point of the post is that this is mere information retrieval, not reasoning nor "smarts".
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Institutions overcome human instincts at scale
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Almost no one has intrinsic affiliation to principles. Takes strong institutions to overcome basic instincts. Especially at scale.
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Active Listening AI: Innovation or Privacy Threat?
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"Active Listening" is both a clever and creepy name for this…
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AI Toy Pricing and Child Safety Concerns Emerge
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Yeah, $99 seems like a fairly reasonable price for something like this. It also has me thinking of Aibo from CES 2018 that was a whopping $2,899! I'll be very curious to hear what privacy and child safety advocates think about these AI toys when they're available for testing…
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Legal liability for harmful uses of open source software
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Has anyone ever sued them because someone got harmed by a nefarious use of Linux?
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AI Industry Faces Criticism Over Unrealistic Expectations
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Not sure what imaginary universe some AI folks live in.
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Private User Data Must Not Be Shared: Ethics Priority
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That's legally and ethically out of the question: private user data must not be shared.
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Should General-Purpose Technologies Be Banned for Misuse?
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Cars, computers, and smartphones are used by criminals and terrorists.
Should they be banned? (From your friendly neighborhood Turing Award winner)