Your separate twins might be fighting each other without you knowing. Integration reveals the conflicts.
ETHICS
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Microsoft’s Internal Processes and Corporate Transparency Issues
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At Microsoft, we used to have a saying: "Never let people see how the sausage is made." I think this is what they were talking about.
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Aspire to quality argumentation in AI discourse
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Periodic public service announcement, which unfortunately all too often seems necessary in this joint: Always aspire to the top, not the bottom, of @paulg
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AI Empowers Skilled Professionals to Serve More People Effectively
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That rocks. The more you can help some of the most highly trained human beings on Earth do their jobs better, the more they can bring their skills to help more people. And that means a lot. So, Godspeed.
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X Community Notes combat fake news and AI misinformation
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I hope x community notes can be more active. Corrects fake news by people and AI. @elonmusk
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Responsibility Over Tools: Human Intent in Technology Ethics
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Memes aren’t the problem. Bad people are.
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Toasters and Superintelligence: Debunking AI Hype
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and toasters consistently produce value to millions of people, so they must be superintelligence!
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Free AI Models Misleading Public on True Capabilities
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this is disingenuous. for many people the models are the free models. massive public harm has been caused by leading people to believe that the free models are something they are not. i hope we can agree on this.
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Do robots lack consciousness? Philosophical implications
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"Ouais mais les robots n'ont pas de conscience"
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AGI Definition Debate: Generality vs Narrow Problem Solving
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this is soooo wrong. the whole point of AGI is to be *general*, across all problems. that’s literally what the G stands for, general. Olympiad problems are narrow, and don’t per se have anything special to do with AGI. For some discussion of AGI definitions, see @hendrycks et