“Why will nobody give me a straight answer?” The threat of prison if they do is a major factor. See generally:
ETHICS
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AI-Generated Content: Should Platforms Allow It With Transparency?
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Hackernoon accepts AI-created content but requires writer transparency about AI use. The platform may also disclose AI usage rates in the future to maintain complete transparency and guide readers. What do you think about that? Should we allow AI-generated content?
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Ambalina Limarc: From Novelist to AI Journalism Leader
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Explore @AmbalinaLimarc journey from aspiring novelist to (previously) VP of Editorial at @hackernoon (and now Director of Marketing at @TaskUs
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Regulation Impact on AI Safety: Critical Assessment
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correct. Which is why my original post points out how critical it is to figure out whether advocating for regulation is likely to increase, or decrease, safety.
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Remote-Operated Autonomous Vehicles: Safety and Cost Effectiveness
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Why does that matter?
The only questions are:
1. Is it safe?
2. Is it cost effective?
If remote operators have to intervene once in a while, so be it, as long as it's safer and cheaper than a human driver in the car. Historically, most AI-assisted services have used a -
Billionaire Funding for AI Extinction Risk Research Causes Unintended Damage
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There is some "academic money", but fairly small amounts.
Most of the money comes from a few billionaires worried about extinction risks.
Much of it goes to private non-profits, not universities.
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AI Fear Drives Policymakers to Enact Symbolic Regulations
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The only half-cogent argument is this: because people have become scared of AI (by fallacious arguments) policymakers have to look like they are doing something about it.
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AI Accountability: Legal Compliance with Government Demands
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Every penny and/or yen that the people of the United States and Japan have, through their elected representatives, deemed fit to demand of me; not more than that.
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FSD Falls Short of Human Learning Abilities Despite Data Investment
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FSD has required enormous amounts of data, years of engineering to take care of corner cases, and the reliability is nowhere near that of a human (though it's clearly useful. I use it).
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LLMs Retrieval vs Reasoning: Understanding Fundamental Limitations
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Don't confuse the approximate retrieval abilities of LLMs for actual reasoning abilities.