Too many AI generated fake war videos. Any strategy to stop this @nikitabier ?
→ View original post on X — @skathirmani, 2026-03-03 10:24 UTC
ETHICS
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New Language Bans Domestic Surveillance But Lacks Clear Definitions
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The new language @sama touts here bans “intentional domestic surveillance,” including through commercially acquired data. But how does the contract explicitly define “intentional domestic surveillance,” and how does it define “commercially acquired personal information”? This
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LLMs surveillance concerns echo Apple backdoor fears
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Something that didn't fit into this week's newsletter is how new concerns with LLMs echo the same issues Apple feared. 2016: @tim_cook warned forcing Apple to create a backdoor could make it easier for the government to someday also demand that Apple build surveillance software
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Government’s Use of AI: Addressing Mass Surveillance and Autonomous Weapons
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“No matter what world we build, the limitations imposed in the law on what we know today as “the government’s” use of AI will be of paramount importance. We really do want to ensure that mass surveillance and autonomous weapons/systems of control cannot be used to curtail our
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AI Demands Unprecedented Executive Action and Governance
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I think that AI is a unique case that is going to invite actions were previously thought out of bounds and executives need to be aware of that
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Where Does AI Company Authority Come From?
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Where does authority come from? That’s the question AI companies need to grapple with.
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Is AI Accidentally Killing People? A Critical Safety Question
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Is AI already killing people by accident? at @TheOfficialACM
: https://
cacm.acm.org/blog/is-ai-alr
eady-killing-people-by-accident/
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AI’s Inevitable Reality: Beyond Normative Arguments
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I wasn’t making a normative argument. Of course I think this is bad. I was pointing out what will inevitably happen with AI in reality
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Women in Tech: Honoring History and Facing Present Challenges
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#WomensHistoryMonth is a time to honor the women who have shaped our world — and to stand with those navigating unimaginable challenges right now.
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OpenAI’s Surveillance Agreement Raises ChatGPT Privacy Concerns
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BREAKING: “OpenAI agreed to follow laws that have allowed for mass surveillance in the past, while insisting they protect its red lines.” Translation? 1. OpenAI is full of shit 2. They may well turn over everything you ever typed into ChatGPT if the US government asks.