Not an LLM.
Not much learning either.
ETHICS
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AI Power Redistribution: Tools for Good and Evil
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AI is about to redistribute power like never before.This means that everyone will have access to tools that can be used for good or for evil.
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Rational Skepticism vs Systematic Negativism in AI Discourse
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There is a big difference between a Shermer-style rational skeptic and a systematic negativist.
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Regulated Institutions Compliance With Legal Warrants
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This is why ~every regulated institution will say very similarly worded variants on a core truth: “If we are shown a valid warrant, we will comply with it. We have people that have nothing to do but that.”
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Regulatory Jurisdiction Shopping and Legal Process Evasion
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The concern is that that would let organizations which specialize in playing Bank Account Whackamole depart to a new “jurisdiction” when 90% through due process instance #5274 and then get another few months of services society doesn’t want them to have.
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Tacit Knowledge: The Unwritten Foundation of Human Animal Learning
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Everything we learn through apprenticeship or experience is essentially not written down.
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HAI Vodcast Explores What We Really Want From AI
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ICYMI: In the first of a three-part HAI vodcast, @gewang and @vanessaparli touched on several big ideas, including what we really want from AI. https://t.co/iEQj2WH0OQ pic.twitter.com/zfyMiBDUla
— Stanford HAI (@StanfordHAI) 6 novembre 2023ICYMI: In the first of a three-part HAI vodcast, @gewang and @vanessaparli touched on several big ideas, including what we really want from AI. https://
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Banking Compliance vs Consumer Transparency: The SAR Paradox
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(You try to square the circle “I feel like if I go down to my bank branch someone should be able to tell me what is going on” and “By regulatory decree, only Compliance gets to see SAR contents and they MUST NOT disclose to customer under penalty of law.”)
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Human and Animal Knowledge Beyond Written Language
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I have argued that most of human knowledge and essentially all of animal knowledge isn't written down anywhere, nor even expressible in human language.