Since the model can't really explicitly distinguish between synthetic and non-synthetic data during training, the best way would tackle the problem at the root: ensuring that the synthetic data-generating model does not produce hallucinated contents.
ETHICS
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AI to Become Superior Personal Doctor for Everyone
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Comme prévu : votre médecin sera votre assistant intelligent. Et il sera infiniment meilleur que tous les médecins de la planète réunis.
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Nonprofit Tech Outperforms Big Tech During Crisis
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Not lost on me that it's nonprofit tech, https://
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Japanese Parking Lot Empathy: What Technology Cannot Replicate
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EMPATHY IN THE PARKING LOT: A JAPANESE LESSON Look at this parking lot in Japan – early arrivers choose spots farther away, leaving closer spaces for latecomers. As I explain in "IRREPLACEABLE," this showcases what technology can't replicate: genuine empathy and social
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Expanding Academia’s Role in Public Sector AI Governance
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Industry’s dominance in AI could potentially skew AI governance toward industry interests rather than public good. How do we fix this? On Jan. 15, @StanfordHAI
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Section 230 Debate: Should Tech Platforms Arbitrate Truth?
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One more quote for now from 2021 when U.S. Rep. Tim Wahlberg (R-Mich.) asked Zuck & @Jack if U.S. laws like Section 230 should allow platforms like Facebook and Twitter to be the "arbiters of truth."
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Facebook’s Fact-Checking Program Promises Under Scrutiny
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Here's what he said in 2021 about Facebook's "industry-leading fact-checking program." "People want to see accurate information on Facebook, and so do we. That’s why we have made fighting misinformation and providing people with authoritative information a priority."
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Meta Ends Fact-Checking: Zuckerberg’s Congressional Testimony History
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In light of Meta's plans to end fact-checking, I went back through Zuckerberg's past Congressional testimonies to see what he said about the topic while in the House and Senate in 2018, 2020 and 2021. Here's a snippet from his 2018 opening statement:
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Springer Journal Opens Submission Call for AI Research
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Submission opens! https://
link.springer.com/journal/11263/
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Decentralized Technology Solutions for Missing Persons Cases
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4. Closure for Families of the Missing: https://
dair-institute.org/blog/eritreans/ 5. Decentralized, Locally-Tailored Technology: https://
dair-institute.org/blog/decent