if LLMs are weirdly unintelligent, is it because they are stupid, or is it because they’re not a “native speaker”?
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Democracy’s Defense Tech: Necessity vs. Problematic Discourse
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Thoughtful piece from @itsurboyevan today: "Two things can be simultaneously true: Western democracy may need to radically improve its defense technology, and the way we currently talk about this change is gross."
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Academic perspective on fundamental limitations of large language models
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@rao2z is an academic leader in AI and here presents a short coherent argument on the fundamental limitations of LLMs. [[Note that all technologies have limitations and it is magical thinking (in my seven deadly sins sense) to believe that LLMs will not.]] https://
cacm.acm.org/blogs/blog-cac
m/276268-can-llms-really-reason-and-plan/fulltext
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Responsible AI Systems: Enterprise Collaboration with BCG
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Our work to create helpful, honest and harmless systems aligns with BCG’s focus on responsible AI, and we look forward to collaborating to discover and advance novel use cases for enterprises. Read more in our blog post:
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SAS Integrates Generative AI in MarTech Platform with Ethical Focus
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Insight from #ExploreSAS – SAS's integration of generative AI in their MarTech platform offers marketers unparalleled flexibility, revolutionizing audience targeting while emphasizing AI ethical use. More> https://
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UK Parliament Discusses AI Transparency With Keyboard Medics
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We totally agree that transparency is more important than ever. Thank you @keyboardmedics @UKHouseofLords read more https://
parliamentlive.tv/event/index/d3
aca5dd-31d2-4f72-af7d-95a4c9933d66?in=16:11:36
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Biometric boarding consent concerns at airport gates
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It says they only use the biometric boarding process with your express consent. Does stepping into the boarding gate imply consent? There was no sign to inform passengers what was going on until their picture was taken.
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JetBlue Biometric Data Retention and GDPR Compliance Issues
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Alright, reading up it looks like JetBlue sends the photo to US Customs and Border control and then the US government never deletes the photo. The process is opt-out (note that GDPR requires opt-in, afaik)
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Airport facial recognition raises data retention and privacy concerns
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They stored my photo between the time I scanned it into the kiosk and I boarded the flight, because I didn't present my passport at the gate, just my face. And did they delete my photo? Who knows?
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JetBlue facial recognition raises GDPR compliance concerns
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It is not using proximity, it took a picture of my face which is identifiable biometric data. I doubt only JetBlue has my data as it must have been sent to a 3rd party provider for the service. There may be a GDPR compliance issue for EU nationals @JetBlue https://
gdpr.eu/compliance-che
cklist-us-companies/
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