Image is supposed to be a CISO being supervised in every move by SEC, GC, the board, and every regulator under the sun:
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Quebec guides world toward responsible artificial intelligence
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Let Quebec guide the world with Responsible AI. #QuebecAI #QuebecIA
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AI in Research: Expert Perspectives and Community Discussion
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What do we really want from AI in the research world? Join us for next week’s HAI Vodcast as @gewang, @VanessaParli, @landay, and Jessica Riskin discuss and share their experiences and perspectives on the topic. Audience participation is highly encouraged! https://t.co/zFOaUnHbhx pic.twitter.com/h3igWofuJG
— Stanford HAI (@StanfordHAI) 2 novembre 2023What do we really want from AI in the research world? Join us for next week’s HAI Vodcast as @gewang
, @VanessaParli
, @landay
, and Jessica Riskin discuss and share their experiences and perspectives on the topic. Audience participation is highly encouraged! https://
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LAION Dataset Ethics in Stable Diffusion Model Training
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What she's doing is relatively standard then. Don't see how it's much more ethical… even the first released SD models were LAION.
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LLM Output Speed Challenges for Human Testers
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Interestingly I think this would be difficult these days if your tester was at all familiar with how LLMs write, because you’d John Henry yourself trying to keep up with the machine’s pace of output.
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First Amendment Protection for AI Creators and Deployers
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Who’s responsible when safeguards fail and generative AI causes harm? Legal scholars @PeterHndrsn
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AI Safety Expert Discusses Real-World Challenges and Risk Exaggeration
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Very interesting thread from a computer security expert.
He says:
1. Building something that works in the real world is harder than what most armchair AI safety folks think.
2. there is a natural tendency to exaggerate the potential risks of your own work, because it makes you -
Open Source as Safest Path for AI Development Safety
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Leaving the AI Safety Summit after some constructive discussions today and yesterday. I voiced how open-source was today the safest way to develop AI, putting this transformative technology under the highest level of scrutiny. With many others, we recalled the enormous
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AI Diagnosis Predictions from 2016 Did Not Come True
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The popular AI wisdom in 2016 was that diagnosis from images was a solved problem and radiologists would be out of a job by 2020.
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AI Against Brainwashing: Superintelligence as Solution
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Nothing new here.
Religious and political dogmas have been brainwashing people into doing bad things for millennia. It will be much easier to stop superhuman AI from brainwashing people than it's been to stop conventional brainwashing.
In fact, AI might help.