Interestingly (and perhaps very relevantly) the Luddites were not, in fact, opposed to the use of automation at all. I suspect the same is true of these writers. It's more a question of how technology is deployed and who it benefits from it. https://
smithsonianmag.com/history/what-t
he-luddites-really-fought-against-264412/
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Luddites Opposed Technology Deployment, Not Automation Itself
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OpenAI Using AI Regulation to Block Competition
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This is perfect example of early marker movers like Open AI using regulations as a tool to stifle competition from less resourced organisations. Our senators cant align on the debt ceiling and @sama thinks they should license and regulate AI models? https://
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Rodney Brooks Interview on GPT-4 and AI Topics
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A transcription of part of an interview I did with Glenn Zorpette @Electric_Genie editor of @IEEESpectrum a couple of weeks ago. GPT and other topics. https://
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Workplace AI and the endless productivity paradox
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Workplace AI feels like the purest distillation of a corrosive ideology that demands frictionless productivity from workers: The easier our labor becomes, the more of it we can do, and the more of it we’ll be expected to do.
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Microsoft’s Responsible AI Program: Three Critical Elements
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Reflecting on our responsible AI program: Three critical elements for progress – Microsoft On the Issues At Microsoft, responsible AI is the set of steps that we take across the company to ensure that AI systems uphold our AI principles. https://
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Company Updates AI Model Policies Banning Political Campaign Use
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The company last updated its policies in March, which now ban people from using its models for, among other things, building products for political campaigning or lobbying, payday lending, unproven dietary supplements, dating apps, and “high risk government decision-making,”
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U.S. Government Intensifies Focus on AI Regulation and Copyright
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“The U.S. government’s interest in AI is certainly picking up. Yesterday we had the high-profile hearing on generative AI with Sam Altman and others, and today political leaders are exploring intellectual property, copyrights, and the impact on creators.”
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AGI Futures Presented More Eloquently Than Most
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AGI futures presented more eloquently than most I've seen. https://
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AI Regulation Challenge: Can Regulators Keep Pace With Breakthroughs
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Sam Altman wants AI regulated, and indeed there will be regulation coming. But the technology is evolving so fast and breakthroughs are happening overnight that it's unclear if regulators—or OpenAI/Google, for that matter— can keep up.
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US Senate Holds Historic AI Regulation Hearing with OpenAI CEO
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Histórica audiencia sobre regulación de la IA en el Senado de EEUU, con @sama de @OpenAI
, @GaryMarcus y @_ChristinaMont de @IBM
. Análisis en detalle, con sorpresa final incluida https://
elespanol.com/invertia/disru
ptores-innovadores/politica-digital/20230517/eeuu-regular-inteligencia-artificial-no-europa-necesitamos/764423871_0.html
… en @disruptores_inn