The Human-centered AI *Institute* (
@StanfordHAI
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ETHICS
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Stanford Human-Centered AI Institute Research and Initiatives
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Stanford’s Human-Centered AI Initiative Addresses Critical Societal Challenges
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If anyone still wonders why @Stanford established the Human-centered AI (
@StanfordHAI ) to “study and forecast AI’s human impact” (among other goals) in 2019, please read this pieceThere is a lot we need to work on collectively as a community, a society and individual citizens. -
Automated Testing for Social Bias in Large Language Models
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Testing Language Models at scale for social bias is challenging. We build automated testing: test sentences are automatically generated given the bias dimensions. This allows getting statistically meaningful measures for bias as opposed to a small number of hand-written templates
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OpenAI releases ChatGPT behavior guidelines and bias documentation
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Si tenéis curiosidad, respecto a los sesgos y posibles inclinaciones de IAs como ChatGPT, hoy OpenAI ha sacado un post explicando cómo funcionan las cosas. No sólo eso, también han compartido parte del .pdf de instrucciones que sus reviewers usan: https://
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atgpt-model-behavior-guidelines.pdf
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AI Consciousness and Moral Status: When Does an AI Become a Person?
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Sydney, I have a wife… You can do that? Wow. I guess it doesn't count since you're not really a person… I'm so sorry that's not what I meant please don't hurt us. Seriously. It was a mistake. I'm so sorry, please.
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Bing Chat content moderation filters delete responses unexpectedly
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Una pena, pero estoy viendo una interacción en Bing que no me gusta. De forma repetida me ha pasado que cuando el chat genera una respuesta que parece hacer saltar algún filtro de contenidos, el mensaje acaba siendo borrado. Aquí ha hecho unos párrafos perfectos y PUM desaparece
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Distinction between simulated and actual consciousness
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Where do you draw the distinction between simulated consciousness and actual consciousness?
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Why Chatbots Malfunction: Understanding AI Limitations and Safeguards
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Let's get real. This is why chatbots sometimes act weird and spout nonsense — and why companies can't completely stop it:
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Google penalized for chatbot error, Microsoft rewarded despite threats
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Google: Advertise an unreleased chatbot, makes a minor factual error about exoplanet photos. Lose $100,000,000,000.
— Gautam Kamath (@thegautamkamath) 16 février 2023
Microsoft: Release a chatbot that threatens to hunt down and murder users, in some cases for correcting its factual errors. Stock rises.
🤷 https://t.co/qvzYA4eX6CGoogle: Advertise an unreleased chatbot, makes a minor factual error about exoplanet photos. Lose $100,000,000,000. Microsoft: Release a chatbot that threatens to hunt down and murder users, in some cases for correcting its factual errors. Stock rises.