Self-qualifying oneself as heavyweight while shipping nothing of significance looks like hubris to me
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Stanford HAI Director Outlines Three Key AI Governance Principles
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Stanford HAI Co-Director @drfeifei outlines three key AI governance principles in @FT
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Paralyzed Man Controls Robotic Arms With His Thoughts
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Paralyzed man controls #Robotic arms with his thoughts
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 9 février 2025
by @Khulood_Almani#HealthTech #Technology #Innovation #TechForGood
cc: @gp_pulipaka @kirkdborne @yuhelenyu pic.twitter.com/3KAJm6UrDeParalyzed man controls #Robotic arms with his thoughts
by @Khulood_Almani #HealthTech #Technology #Innovation #TechForGood cc: @gp_pulipaka @kirkdborne @yuhelenyu -

Inference-Time Compute Improves Adversarial Robustness
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Trading Inference-Time Compute for Adversarial Robustness This paper explores how increasing inference-time compute improves the adversarial robustness of reasoning models (OpenAI o1-preview and o1-mini) without adversarial training. Problem: Adversarial attacks remain a major
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15-Year-Old Amputee Grace Receives Her Bionic Arm
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15 year old amputee Grace receives her bionic arm
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 9 février 2025
via @FrRonconi
#Healthcare #HealthTech #Technology #Innovation #AI
cc: @kuriharan @chr1sa @JimMarous pic.twitter.com/tGmwUwwr9X15 year old amputee Grace receives her bionic arm
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Beware: Statistics Lies and Data Misinterpretation
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As a wise man said — there are lies, damned lies, and then there are statistics
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Opinion polls methodology bias how questions shape survey results
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Why I take every opinion poll and survey with the obligatory rock of salt — it all depends on how you ask the questions 😂 pic.twitter.com/TIV7so9HF7
— Bilawal Sidhu (@bilawalsidhu) 8 février 2025Why I take every opinion poll and survey with the obligatory rock of salt — it all depends on how you ask the questions
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Understanding Prompt Bias in AI and Research Impact
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Understanding Prompt Bias in AI & Research – Why It Matters! Prompt bias isn’t just a minor issue—it shapes AI outputs, survey responses, and research conclusions, sometimes leading to skewed, misleading, or inaccurate results. This insightful infographic breaks down
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Criticism Drives Innovation: Pushing AI Boundaries Forward
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No it’s great that people attack me. 2023/2024 was good for us after a rough 2022. For a period I thought maybe it’s time to hang up my boots or something, but one interesting value of random criticism is that it forces you to keep pushing the boundaries of whatever you’re doing
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Building Misaligned ASI: Intentional Misalignment Concerns
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What, to try to build misaligned ASI specifically?