ETHICS - AI Dynamics

Patient Dignity and Expertise in AI-Driven Medicine

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03 February 2023 0h57

Dignity-based medicine "Respecting the dignity of the patient as a knower suggests that expertise should also include the expertise of patients—on their body, their experience of pain or joy, and how they weight the risk of harm against benefit" https://
thelancet.com/journals/lance
t/article/PIIS0140-6736(23)00176-9/fulltext
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3 February 2023

Google’s AI Research Policies Under Scrutiny

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@dotcsv

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03 February 2023 0h45

No era Google. Con ellos, a pesar de estar en contra de sus políticas internas respecto a su manera de publicar sus investigaciones, me caen mu bien y creo que están haciendo un muy buen trabajo. Eso no quita que cuando hay que criticarles, se haga.

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3 February 2023

GPT-Powered Board Director Tool for Corporate Governance

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@bobgourley

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02 February 2023 23h45

I created a GPT enabled director for your board (just a proof of concept of course). The tool has no risk of greed or insider trading, just always on readiness to give you guidance on governance, strategy and compliance. Ping me if you want to test it out. #GPT #GPT3 #OpenAI #SEC

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2 February 2023

Constitutional AI: LLMs as Reward Model Annotators

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@aravsrinivas

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02 February 2023 20h56

Worth checking out constitutional AI from @AnthropicAI where LLMs can be the reward model annotators by prompting well. The choice then comes to paying for GPU or Phillipines.

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2 February 2023

Midjourney creators lack genuine philosophical insight

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@cwarzel

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02 February 2023 20h11

to be clear…i think midjourney is pretty cool but it's just a pitch perfect example of how these dudes like have a bong rip thought pop into their head and then treat it like they're a philosopher king who has seen through the space time continuum and touched the face of truth

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2 February 2023

ChatGPT Passes US Medical Licensing Exam Without Medical Training

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@therundownai

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02 February 2023 17h46

Recently, ChatGPT passed the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE). This test normally takes 4 years of medical school and 2+ years of clinical rotations to pass. http://
medrxiv.org/content/10.110
1/2022.12.19.22283643v2.full
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2 February 2023

GPT-4 Writer Style Mimicry Detection Challenges

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@willknight

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02 February 2023 16h03

I've wondered about that myself. Surely a big part of it is simply that you can instantly see elements of other artists style in imagery, and it's much harder to sense that copying and remixing in text? If gpt4 can very effectively mimic particular writers it might change.

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2 February 2023

Intuit: Examining Corporate Ethics in Big Tech

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@packym

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02 February 2023 15h10

Intuit might be the most evil company

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2 February 2023

Four Ways Jobs Will Respond to Automation

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@haroldsinnott

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02 February 2023 8h20

Four Ways #Jobs Will Respond to #Automation @mitsmr https://
sloanreview.mit.edu/article/four-w
ays-jobs-will-respond-to-automation/
… #AI #IoT #5G #DigitalTransformation #MWC23 #FutureOfWork #Cloud #Video #AR #VR #Health #SmartCities #Sustainability #SDGs #EV #Web3 #Robotics #CyberSecurity #MachineLearning #DEVCommunity #Java

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2 February 2023