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Human-AI teaming necessity in high-stakes combat environments
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Human-AI teaming is not optional. It is the only viable operational model in high-stakes environments like active combat theatres.
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) 12 novembre 2025
Dr. Craig Martell's point—that AI systems are statistical and will be wrong sometimes, is an important one.
We cannot treat AI as oracle. AI moves… pic.twitter.com/yoW9imkrU7Human-AI teaming is not optional. It is the only viable operational model in high-stakes environments like active combat theatres. Dr. Craig Martell's point—that AI systems are statistical and will be wrong sometimes, is an important one. We cannot treat AI as oracle. AI moves
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AI Understanding Cultural Diversity and Epistemic Justice Through Language
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What if AI didn’t just speak our languages—but truly understood the people behind them?
— SAS Software (@SASsoftware) 12 novembre 2025
In this episode of Pondering AI, Paula Helm joins host Kimberly to explore how AI can advance epistemic justice and cultural diversity by centering speakers and communities, not just data and… pic.twitter.com/qhqtwbEE6DWhat if AI didn’t just speak our languages—but truly understood the people behind them? In this episode of Pondering AI, Paula Helm joins host Kimberly to explore how AI can advance epistemic justice and cultural diversity by centering speakers and communities, not just data and
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Podcast Discussion: Jetsons, Robots, Dexterity, and Research Art
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Always fun talking with @bheater! In this 60-min podcast we discuss the Jetsons TV show, humanoid hubris, the robot data gap, why robot dexterity is hard, and around minute 49:00: the similarities between art and research. https://t.co/sBveJqtUC4
— Ken Goldberg (@Ken_Goldberg) 12 novembre 2025Always fun talking with @bheater
! In this 60-min podcast we discuss the Jetsons TV show, humanoid hubris, the robot data gap, why robot dexterity is hard, and around minute 49:00: the similarities between art and research. -
AI Scientists Casually Calling Reporters Sociopaths Normalized
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Why is it now normal for AI computer scientists to say this type of thing casually about reporters Eray Özkural, PhD – OG AI ⏭️🌟 (@examachine) Doesn't mean jornos are not sociopaths — https://nitter.net/examachine/status/1988556261453926761#m
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The Inaccessible Game: Superintelligence and AI Leadership
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I wrote a short blog triggered by Yann LeCun's reported departure from FAIR and all the talk of superintelligence. https://
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Human Judgment Still Matters for Hybrid Intelligence Loops
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Human judgment still matters. High performers define when model outputs require human validation creating hybrid intelligence loops.
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Understanding AI requires both amazement and fear
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Two things can be true.
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AI Chatbots Privacy: User Data Feeding Into Model Training
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Do AI chatbots put your privacy first? A study of frontier developers’ privacy policies found leading companies feed user inputs back into their models to improve capabilities – and you can't always opt out.
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Building Superintelligence for Humanity’s Future with Control
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We can't build superintelligence just for superintelligence's sake. It's got to be for humanity's sake, for a future we actually want to live in. It's not going to be a better world if we lose control of it.