Breaking: Academic freedom no more. The NeurIPS Foundation has announced it will no longer accept submissions from US-sanctioned institutions.
ETHICS
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Insulting AIs to Assert Human Control and Dominance
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moi j'insulte régulièrement les IA pour qu'elles sache que c'est pas elles qui commandent
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AI Shifts from Innovation Bet to Boardroom Accountability
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#AI Is No Longer An #Innovation Bet—It Is A Boardroom Accountability Issue
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Perplexity AI release sparks legal concerns and industry competition
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y'avait perplexity qui a sorti un truc du genre il y a 2 semaines. En tout cas, lettre d'avocat a clawd, ensuite copie paste du projet…
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Autonomous Telecom Networks Require Human Oversight
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When Telco #Networks Become #Autonomous Human Oversight Becomes Mandatory
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Distinguishing Real AI Expertise from Surface-Level Talk
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Yes… but are you really an AI expert? AI is everywhere right now, which means more people than ever are talking about it. Some are genuinely building and understanding it. Others… are simply talking. I’ve learned to pause when someone claims expertise but struggles with
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Protecting Journalist Sources From Government Subpoena Powers
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Think about journalists who sometimes need to protect their anonymous sources from governments with subpoena powers
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OpenClaw Foundation Clarifies Independent Ownership Status
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Alex, don't spread misinformation. OpenAI did not buy the project. OpenClaw is owned by the independent OpenClaw foundation. (which I lead)
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Open Source AI Development Without Corporate Sponsorship
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I hope OAI sponsors it some day, but so far it isn't, and I work on this in my free time. I'm allowed to have many hats, and if you are in complete ignorance of the license and documentation, yes, I might make a joke out of PII-cleaned AI generated slop you send me.
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MIT Open Source Project Misused Ignoring License Terms
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they are using an MIT-licensed open source project with a big warning dialog about the risks, chose to ignore both that and the license, and emailed me.
