You can become and do anything, especially in the age of AI.
ETHICS
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Defining Openness in Machine Learning Systems: Fine Details
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Hidden Factual Knowledge Encoded in Large Language Models
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10). Hidden Factual Knowledge in LLMs This study introduces a framework to measure hidden knowledge in LLMs, showing that models encode significantly more factual information internally than they express in outputs, up to 40% more.
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Red Hat SVP Misuses Open Source Label for Meta Llama
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When an SVP at Red Hat unironically calls Llama 4 "open source" (despite the same 700M user limit, etc. @OpenSourceOrg has criticized: https://
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AI Atrophies the Brain: The Lost Bet of Cognitive Democratization
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My new article has been published in Trends. Feel free to tell me what you think about it! https://trends.levif.be/opinions/cartes-blanches/quand-lia-atrophie-le-cerveau-le-pari-perdu-de-la-democratisation-cognitive/
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Robots becoming more uncanny as technology advances rapidly
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👀😩🤷🏽♀️ Robotics! Tech is an enabler. These robots are getting more uncanny, feels creepy. pic.twitter.com/m1dDW7ywsq#Robots #robotics #Robotech #technews #RoboticGang #tech #IoT #Engineering #Gadgets #ML #programming
— Catherine Adenle (@CatherineAdenle) 6 avril 2025Robotics! Tech is an enabler. These robots are getting more uncanny, feels creepy. #Robots #robotics #Robotech #technews #RoboticGang #tech #IoT #Engineering #Gadgets #ML #programming
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AI Image Generation for 3D Sculpture Marketing: Ethical Trade-offs
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If you’re one of the many sculptors who sell these things to people like me for a living, should you put all of your 3D renders through Image Generation to produce a painted reference, accepting some slight hallucination for the cheap marketing win?
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Good Programmers Always Look Both Ways Before Crossing
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"A good programmer is someone who always looks both ways before crossing a one-way street." — Doug Linder
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Western populations susceptibility to AI-driven propaganda concerns
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concerning. never seen western people fall for propaganda this easily.
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Recruitment Process Criticized for Humiliation and Poor Value
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They definitely have, but they need to improve their process a lot. The process is humiliation; the way a lot of us got rejected for such good opportunities for no reason is humiliation(especially when they are charged good amount of money and in return, they don't even get any