I’m convinced they don’t actually think at all
ETHICS
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AI Agents Brand Preferences and Advertising Influence
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AI agents have brand “preferences” and are attracted to different kinds of ads (Operator is a fan of buying whatever Bing advertises, Claude has different preferences) There is likely going to be a lot of money spent trying to influence this in the nearish future.
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Saudi Arabia’s AI Visionaries: Women Leading AI Innovation
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4/ Honoring the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Visionaries powering AI’s future: CC H.E. @aalswaha @Dalyahya @abeercap @LatifaMKarim @meaadalsayel @NajwaGhamdi @nalrajebah and more…
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OpenAI board member Summers toxic waste dumping ethics controversy
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Interesting. Here’s another great quote from summers: “I think the economic logic behind dumping a load of toxic waste in the lowest-wage country is impeccable” Good thing he’s on the board of OpenAI, really shows how much benefiting to humanity the company is doing.
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AI Impact on Independent Thought and Opinion Formation
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For me, it became a strong signal of people without the ability to independently form or communicate their own opinions.
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Anthropic Studies Emotional Support Seeking in Claude Conversations
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7. Claude for Affective Use Anthropic presents the first large-scale study of how users seek emotional support from its Claude assistant, analyzing over 4.5 million conversations.
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Master terminology debate highlights ethical concerns in tech culture
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Using "master" in 2025 is virtue signalling.
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Copyright Infringement Claims in AI Model Training
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Your claim would be that, in these cases, there is no prima facie infringement before training?
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India AI Impact Summit 2026 Shapes Global AI Development
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The @OfficialINDIAai Mission invites your suggestions and inputs regarding the India – AI Impact Summit 2026—themes, outcomes, priorities, and more. Your views will help shape a global conversation where AI drives inclusive growth, social development, and a healthier planet.
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Alignment is not a model property research critique
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I don't think it's particularly surprising — but more importantly, the implication claimed in the WSJ article is absurd. Alignment is not a model property. This kind of research doesn't make it so.