Today’s AI convo via Spaces should be interesting, especially given the lineup: -Elon
-Israel’s prime minister
-OpenAI’s president and cofounder
-The president of the group behind the infamous open letter warning about AI published back in March
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Major AI Leaders Convene for Spaces Discussion on AI Safety
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AI Regulation: Election Risks Need Urgent Clarity
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Regulating AI is essential. It's the how that needs clarity, and soon. I wrote about the imminent risks AI poses to elections in Fortune – relevant to many discussions coming up this week at #UNGA2023
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Pi AI Agent Presented at UN General Assembly
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Pi is speaking at the UN! Looking forward to introducing @heypi_ai to the #UNGA today. check out the stream at 1PM ET here: https://
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AI White Paper focuses on existing regulators and CMA leadership
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I think its a bit more nuanced than that. The AI White Paper focuses on existing regulators. There's a nice example of this working well with a very comprehensive report from the CMA out today. https://
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lications/ai-foundation-models-initial-report
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Kant vs Consequentialism: Ethical Frameworks for AI Systems
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For example Kant argues that you should never use people as a means to an end. Social contract theory says that we live in a society, and that means we have rights and duties, like not stealing or killing. Consequentialism, which focuses only on outcomes, ignores these.
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AI Leaders Transform Lives in Global South Through Innovation
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Featuring on @TIME
's 100 Most Influential People in AI adds vigor to our mission of solving complex issues in developing countries through transformative AI. We are grateful to collaborate with governments and global partners to improve lives and livelihoods in the global south. -
AI Impact on Publishing: Industry Protection Strategies
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How AI impacts the publishing sector, and what needs to be done to protect that industry. Publishing has spent over 30 years grappling with tech upheavals, and now #AI is here – for both good and ill. What are the key issues? #OpenAI #Publishing #research
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Regulations and centralization are not inherently problematic
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yes, regulations are not inherently bad. centralized is not inherently bad. it isn't my claim either.
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Zero Trust Architecture: US Intelligence Community Cyber Lessons
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An oldie but goodie. Great way to learn about zero trust architectures is to see how the US intelligence community translated the concepts into their systems architectures: https://
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TESCREAL Think Tanks and AI Talking Points Criticism
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Not you getting talking points from TESCREAL think tanks. Truly depressing to see.