“Even when we 'design technology for social good,' we too often just end up making something slightly more convenient, and slightly more convenient fits the prevailing economic narrative. This is a bubble. The technology cave we don't know we are living in.” – @gewang 2/4
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Stanford Seminar Questions AI Solutions and Technology FOMO
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Thanks to Stanford music and CS professor @gewang for launching this fall's research seminars by asking what we really want from AI. This morning we discussed Silicon Valley’s tech solutions bubble, AI FOMO, and questioning the premises. 1/4
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Ethics Advisory Board Needed for AI Product Development
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Not sure if the team has any ethicists on staff, or as part of an advisory board supporting product development, but I feel like their perspectives could be very valuable to proactively consider and solve for complex scenarios around this product concept.
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Are Large Language Models Developing Their Own World Models?
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Are LLMs developing their own world models, literally?@ylecun @demishassabis @drfeifei @pmddomingos @mustafasuleyman @gdb @GaryMarcus @stephen_wolfram @tegmark @chrmanning https://t.co/G7vlReC6K7
— Erik Brynjolfsson (@erikbryn) 4 octobre 2023Are LLMs developing their own world models, literally? @ylecun @demishassabis @drfeifei @pmddomingos @mustafasuleyman @gdb @GaryMarcus @stephen_wolfram @tegmark @chrmanning
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Wearable Recording Tech Ethics: Permission and Privacy Concerns
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I really appreciate the entrepreneurial spirit here, and the willingness to take and respond to critique. I think best in practical situations. First time I see my buddy with one of these on, he asks for permission to record our coffee meeting, maybe it’s business related. I
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Human-Centered AI Vodcast: Exploring Our Relationship with AI
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Introducing the Human-Centered AI Vodcast – a unique hybrid of podcast + live seminar that seeks to better understand what we all want from AI. Today at 10 am, HAI's @gewang will walk us through questions that provoke self-reflection & critical thinking: https://
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Wearable Recording Devices Raise Privacy and Consent Concerns
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So in order to get value from the use cases featured on the site, the person wearing the device will have to constantly ask everyone they interact with for permission to record them? That seems clunky, awkward and unrealistic at best. https://t.co/4gSDdprQnc
— Paul Roetzer (@paulroetzer) 4 octobre 2023So in order to get value from the use cases featured on the site, the person wearing the device will have to constantly ask everyone they interact with for permission to record them? That seems clunky, awkward and unrealistic at best.
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AI-Powered Olympics: Technology Replaces Human Athletic Competition
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Esto que hoy es un CGI, en pocos años podría volverse una realidad.
— Juan Merodio (@juanmerodio) 4 octobre 2023
Te interesaría ver unos JJOO basados en la innovación tecnológica en lugar de en las capacidades humanas?
Yo personalmente prefiero el deporte tradicional, pero una sana competencia entre países aceleraría… pic.twitter.com/nkShPeNoRBEsto que hoy es un CGI, en pocos años podría volverse una realidad. Te interesaría ver unos JJOO basados en la innovación tecnológica en lugar de en las capacidades humanas? Yo personalmente prefiero el deporte tradicional, pero una sana competencia entre países aceleraría
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LLMs Through Magical Realism Lens: Magic Perception
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LLMs seen through the lens of magical realism. This way of thinking seems an alternative to, but allied view with, my own description of them as being perceived as indistinguishable from magic. These two authors are very very distinguished researchers.
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Prof. Dragan Presents Distinguished Lecture on AI Agents
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Tomorrow at 12pm PT, Prof. @ancadianadragan will present a distinguished lecture on "AI Agents That Do What We Want: Progress and Open Challenges." @citrisnews @UCBerkeley Livestream: https://
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