"We're currently building very obedient students, not revolutionaries." refreshing, apt take that aligns with my views. For a scientist, **the** most important aspect is picking the right questions to answer; everything else is secondary. AI isn't currently being built or
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AI Reports: Modern ‘Why’ Questions Get 50-Page Answers
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it’s just like when I was young and spamming “why” at my parents, except now I get 50 page reports
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Turing Award Winners Warn Against Unsafe AI Deployment
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Andrew G. Barto and Richard S. Sutton won the 2024 Turing Award for developing the foundations of reinforcement learning in the 1980s
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After winning, they both warned against the rapid and unsafe deployment of advanced AI modelspic.twitter.com/HmAbYQkoVzAndrew G. Barto and Richard S. Sutton won the 2024 Turing Award for developing the foundations of reinforcement learning in the 1980s After winning, they both warned against the rapid and unsafe deployment of advanced AI models
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AI’s Promise Versus Global Political Risks Ahead
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Far from the utopia promised by the founders of AI labs, global politics is barreling toward an extremely dangerous phase. Make no mistake—I remain profoundly optimistic about AI's potential to solve humanity's greatest challenges, from disease to climate change. The technology
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AGI Safety Through Iterative Deployment and Continuous Learning
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We’re sharing how we think about safety and alignment. We see AGI development as a continuous path rather than a sudden leap. Instead of preparing for a single pivotal moment, we're iteratively deploying and learning from today's models to make future AI safer and more
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Leading DoD’s Thunderforge AI Military Planning Program
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Excited to lead one of the DoD's flagship AI programs, Thunderforge, with @DIU_x
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AI Tools for Legal Access: Addressing Bias and Hallucinations
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75% of 20M annual civil cases involve at least one party without legal representation. AI tools could help, but must be developed responsibly to avoid risks like bias & hallucinations. @StanfordLaw
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Rapid technological progress outpacing societal readiness
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it sure is moving fast. maybe faster than society is ready for, but it's coming, like it or not
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Robots Replace Human Workers: Zero Salaries, Zero Strikes
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Le replacement des ouvriers et techniciens humains par des robots hyper-intelligents merci coordonnés s’accélère
— Docteur Laurent Alexandre (@dr_l_alexandre) 5 mars 2025
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ChatGPT adoption impacts student learning and exam performance
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Article passionnant dans ce le @FT Les étudiants utilisent massivement ChatGPT et équivalents : 92 % 88 % utilisent l’IA pour les examens Ils n’arrivent pas à faire mieux que l’IA Ils font moins d’efforts Ils désapprennent certains savoirs Ils ont à tort