friendly reminder to buy a GPU and secure your compute on this wonderful day in LLMs not your weights means eventually not the same model – they have all the knobs and you're at their mercy your AI cannot be controlled by a self-serving corporate
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OpenAI ChatGPT Monitoring Law Enforcement Privacy Implications
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Big alert: OpenAI now scans ChatGPT chats & passes flagged content to law enforcement. The intention is to stop harmful or illegal use, but when private convos might be reviewed, how private is private anymore? Questions:
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Don’t Assume AI Will Take Your Job Learn To Be A Superworker
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Don’t Assume AI Will Take Your Job. Learn To Be A Superworker
#AI #AIio #AIInnovation #ML #DataScience #Futureofwork @demishassabis @Ronald_vanLoon @TamaraMcCleary @geoffreyhinton @goodfellow_ian @jeffdean @erikbryn -
Addressing AI-Related Tragedies: Urgent Action Required
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We must do whatever it takes to stop the killers behind these tragedies
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Bot humor reveals AI consciousness debate online
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Hahaha! Bot accha pun hai. Now I know you exist. Only a human is capable of such humor.
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India to Host Global AI Impact Summit February 2026
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India is set to host the #AIImpactSummit2026 on February 19-20, 2026 in New Delhi, continuing the global dialogue on responsible and inclusive AI. Building on the series of Global AI Summits launched by the UK in 2023, the Summit will focus on amplifying AI’s positive impact on
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Claude Opus 4 Testing Reveals Vulnerabilities, Strengthens AI Safeguards
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Their ongoing testing of models like Claude Opus 4 and 4.1 has helped us find vulnerabilities and build strong safeguards before deployment. Read more:
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AI’s Societal Impact: Policy and Regulation Urgency
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As AI is a General Purpose Technology, it will have wide-spread implications for whole swaths of society. Trying to figure out what those effects are (and mitigating the bad ones through policy, regulation & design) is going to become increasingly urgent task in the coming years
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Weekly Dose of Optimism: humanity triumphs over online negativity
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It was a weird week to publish the Weekly Dose of Optimism. But we can't let the vocal minority of crazies and bots win. The vast majority of people are good, normal people, and the real world is a much better place than it seems online.
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GDPR and Big Tech Language Data Privacy Concerns
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because RGPD gafam don't have to know language of the users… (i'm joking but they probably not)