ETHICS

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AI Art Ban Mistakenly Deletes Human-Made Artwork on Reddit

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@thegautamkamath

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05 January 2023 11h59

The r/Art subreddit recently banned AI-generated art. Ben Moran (
@benmoran_artist
) posted his (impressive and human-made) art there, which was deleted for… looking too AI-like?

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AI Watermark Detection Bypass Using Paraphrasing Tools

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@jeremyphoward

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05 January 2023 10h32

There's already an easy workaround. The "watermark" will surely disappear if you run your text through @TheQuillBot or @wordtune etc. (And those tools weren't even built for this purpose!)

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Scott Aaronson’s Watermarking Approach for LLM-Generated Text

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@erikbryn

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05 January 2023 8h20

Scott Aaronson describes an interesting approach to watermarking text generated by large language models to help discourage abuse. A similar approach could be used for images as well.

AI Lacks Context and Subtle Human Communication Cues

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05 January 2023 6h20

Perhaps even more so with AI because, at least in most cases, it lacks context. It can’t see you. Doesn’t know your job or where you live. It can’t pick up on subtle cues that we use all the time to read emotions, behavior, if people like what we’re saying or not.

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Understanding the Roundworm Brain Despite Complete Neural Mapping

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@pmddomingos

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05 January 2023 5h11

We've known the roundworm's full wiring diagram for decades and can simultaneously record the activity of all of its 302 neurons, but we're still far from understanding how it works.

Being Polite to AIs: A Counterintuitive Approach

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05 January 2023 5h10

Or even just try counterintuitive techniques without judgement. I’m actually super polite to AIs because it doesn’t feel right otherwise

Private encrypted therapeutic bot as accessible mental health alternative

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05 January 2023 5h06

Nah, I don’t think so. Not for most things. There are also new human-like applications. Like imagine having an affordable, totally private, encrypted therapeutic bot to talk to. I bet some people who would never see a therapist would try that zero judgement opportunity

Smart People Use AI to Challenge Their Own Ideas

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05 January 2023 5h03

Love this counterpoint. The smartest people will ask the AI to argue against their ideas the most often. Just as in life, the most rigorous thinking comes from viewing any issue from multiple points of view.