IMO your points apply to non-open-source AI as well at 100x the scale (as proprietary AI is deployed massively) and open-source is the only way to keep non-open-source in check. Without it, you'll have extreme concentration of power/knowledge/secrecy with 1,000x the risk.
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Open Source Preservation: A Critical Need for Tech Community
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Open Source needs to be preserved.
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Singapore GenAI Safety Evaluation Sandbox Initiative Unveiled
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We congratulate @IMDAsg and AI Verify Foundation on their incredible initiatives in GenAI safety: unveiling a first-of-its-kind GenAI Evaluation Sandbox during @SwitchSingapore 2023!
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Embedding Societal Values in Social Media AI Systems
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What if social media AIs could embed societal values vs. only focusing on the individual experience? A commentary by Stanford scholars in @journalsafetech explores the possibility. @msbernst
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Obama Endorses Coming Wave Book on AI Guardrails
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Honored that President @BarackObama included The Coming Wave in his AI reading list. Thank you! One of the book's core messages is that we need to support democratic leaders in getting AI guardrails right. We in tech cannot back off from these conversations. It's greatly
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G7 Leaders Agree on AI Guiding Principles and Code of Conduct
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Commission welcomes G7 leaders' agreement on Guiding Principles and a Code of Conduct on Artificial Intelligence https://
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Money doesn’t guarantee better quality of life perspectives
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personally i don’t think that having more money would significantly improve my quality of life
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The Coming Wave reviewed by the Spectator
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Regulating Technology: From Data Understanding to Science Fiction Narratives
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It's hard enough to regulate something you understand via data and anecdotes. It's impossible to regulate something you understand purely via pop science fiction narratives.
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Effective regulation addresses demonstrated harms, not hypothetical fears
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Regulation has a shot at being helpful when it is grounded in current issues and addresses harms that have already been demonstrated. But it is likely to be harmful when it is grounded in fear and addresses hypothetical harms.