If AI would never get any better than this, then sure, I wouldn't worry about it wiping out the species. Remember when AIs couldn't draw hands?
ETHICS
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Objective reality’s decline threatens collective decision-making
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Our grasp on objective reality is currently losing ground on seemingly all fronts, not just image posts on social media. The problem is that when objective reality is gone, we will be fundamentally unable to make collective decisions about what kind of world we want to live in.
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People’s inability to distinguish AI images from real photographs
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I am baffled by how a large majority of people appear to be unable to tell the difference between AI generated imagery and photographs, even when the picture in question has a background full of garbled text signage. RIP objective reality
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Red Queen Effect: Staying Ahead in AI Innovation Race
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You’ve heard of the Red Queen effect right? The need to run faster and faster just to stay in the same place: https://t.co/0mpn5zj8xy
— Bob Gourley – e/acc (@bobgourley) 23 mars 2025You’ve heard of the Red Queen effect right? The need to run faster and faster just to stay in the same place:
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China AI narrative: Misinformation and expert accountability concerns
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Me waiting for the China experts and apologists to gaslight everyone on this one. pic.twitter.com/uT8rHXlRYV
— 🖤 Christine (@christinelu) 23 mars 2025Me waiting for the China experts and apologists to gaslight everyone on this one.
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AI Control and Governance: The Role of Leadership in Outcomes
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Its the same. The only difference is the end results. If controlled by the right people, it can do wonders.
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Multi-Agent AGI Debate on Superintelligence Sovereignty
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Multi-Agent AGI Debate: "Superintelligence Sovereignty"
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Ethics of paid research and industry shilling in tech
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Nick thanks for your research and work on this. I know people have to eat the revenue is tempting. But once someone is outed as a shill I wonder if they feel it was worth it.
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Meta’s Unauthorized Content Scraping Raises Ethical Concerns
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Reposting, in Meta’s steal-everyone’s work honor:
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AI Non-Judgment: A Call for Human Compassion
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Yes, AI systems do not judge. Yes, that is one of the reasons people are turning to them more and more for support. But perhaps, this is a sign that we need to all be less judgmental of others in our lives. (Except for cat lovers, I think we agree they’re crazy.)