ETHICS - AI Dynamics

Censorship and Knowledge Exchange Control in Authoritarian Regimes

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06 November 2023 5h14

In 1983, when the free world was starting to play with personal computers, the Ceaucescu regime in Romania required a license to own a typewriter.
Obscurantism isn't just preventing people from accessing knowledge.
It's also preventing people from exchanging knowledge.

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6 November 2023

AI Critics Repeat Social Network Arguments From Years Ago

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@ylecun

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06 November 2023 1h24

I don't think anything he has said is salvageable.
What I find odd, among many other things, is that the arguments he uses against AI today are the *exact* same arguments he used against social networks years ago.

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6 November 2023

Waymo Self-Driving Cars Demonstrate Superior Safety Record Compared to Humans

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06 November 2023 0h53

Waymo self-driving cars already appear to be much safer than human drivers: 1/4 the accident rate of the average person insured by SwissRe. And as @SebastianThrun reminded me last weekend when we shared a Waymo ride in San Francisco, unlike humans, self-driving cars get better

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6 November 2023

Tesla Driver Assist Not True Autonomous Driving Technology

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@garymarcus

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06 November 2023 0h01

Tesla is not running driverless cars; they are running driver assist. The human assisting is in the car. (not up on want comma is currently doing.)

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6 November 2023

Letter Criticisms and Ethical Concerns About Musk’s Role

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@garymarcus

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06 November 2023 0h00

There were many criticisms of the letter; I have written about why I signed it despite its issues. The particular one I was focusing on here was the cynicism about Musk (which multiple people expressed).

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6 November 2023

Making AI Explainability Accessible to All Users

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@whats_ai

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06 November 2023 0h00

Explainability in AI systems poses challenges due to varied user understanding, digital literacy, and cultural perspectives. As AI proponents, we must aim to make AI comprehensible for all.

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6 November 2023

XAI Counters AI Hallucinations in Healthcare and Finance

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06 November 2023 0h00

XAI counters AI hallucinations by fixing faults in AI's decision-making. It's pivotal in deploying efficient AI systems in crucial sectors like healthcare and finance.

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6 November 2023

AI Hallucinations in Explainable AI: Understanding Confident Inaccurate Predictions

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06 November 2023 0h00

Explore the enigma of AI hallucinations in Explainable AI (XAI)! Understand why AI models often yield confident yet inaccurate predictions, a phenomenon coined as "AI hallucinations".

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6 November 2023

Elon Musk undermines AI risk movement credibility

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@garymarcus

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05 November 2023 23h40

In rolling this way, @elonmusk
, you undermined the whole AI risk movement, and your own credibility. Very disappointing. People who posted stuff like this will now feel vindicated:

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5 November 2023