If you are a Bayesian, it's a prior conviction
ETHICS
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Hinton’s Opinion as Bayesian Evidence for Updating Beliefs
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The "event" that Geoff Hinton concludes "X" should, rationally, update your posterior probability of X, unless you put zero weight on that evidence.
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Flawed Logic in Scientific Opinion Formation and Consensus
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I'd like to respectfully point out that the logic in this argument is based on a flawed model for how scientists think. Scientists don't just take a weighted average of others' opinions to form their own. A good scientist takes as input lots of data, including others' opinions,
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P(doom) Metrics Meaningless: Always Trending Toward 100 Percent
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The percentage given for P(doom) is essentially meaningless – it's always heading towards 100%, much like a loading bar.
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LeCun’s AI Risk Assessment Contradicts Expert Consensus
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Yann LeCun thinks the risk of AI taking over is miniscule. This means he puts a big weight on his own opinion and a miniscule weight on the opinions of many other equally qualified experts.
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LLMs Will Significantly Replace Lawyers in Legal Profession
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I honestly believe that while lawyers will not cease to exist as a profession altogether, they will be significantly replaced by LLMs. LLMs have access to all legal cases, can abstract and individually apply each case to the current legislation.
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Government Restricts User Data Deletion Rights for AI Service
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I would be dumbfounded if they have not received at least one letter. It probably rhymed with "Most of your customers can decide to offboard with you and delete all their data with an API call. This one can't anymore. Sincerely, Your Friends In Government"
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Navigating AI in Business: Key Strategies for Success
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Navigating #AI in business? Align with stakeholders Choose AI tech wisely Prioritize data privacy & security Reinvent business processes Cultivate an adaptive workforce Uphold trust & ethics
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Ethics Beyond Utilitarianism: Balancing AI Decision-Making
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For sure but they were never unfettered utilitarianists. EA has good aspects but you gotta actually use some common sense and listen to your inner voice too.
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Kids Online Safety Act Debates: Stanford Scholars Explain
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The Kids Online Safety Act still stands at a crossroad. Stanford scholars @JCPerrino and @kingjen explain the debates around the contentious legislation in an opinion piece for @techpolicypress
: https://
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