Stop building tools that knowingly cause harm (not just “risk”) to our hurting planet until said tools don’t use water. This would bring real awe – prioritizing planet and people over productivity and profit.
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Journalists claiming AI expertise on ChatGPT rebuilding
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Suddenly journalists have become AI experts >> this title:
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Data Privacy Lessons from Cambridge Analytica for AI Era
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Data privacy wasn’t on everyone’s radar until the Cambridge Analytica crisis, but what can the past teach us for the AI era? Even if future risks aren’t clear based on a platform’s intended use, we can still learn from adtech’s history. My latest:
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Fear to Action: Confronting Big Tech and Environmental Crisis
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Really tired of being scared of big oil. And the data brokers. And the bigots. Trying to shift the fear to a form of “don’t take any shit” kindness. Where the madness stops first where we may have a slim chance of saving the planet.
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Tech Leadership’s Sensationalism on AI Existential Risks Questioned
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to be clear – i suppose i get the incentives on both sides (media wants sensational heds; i guess its good PR if Sam is talking about end times) it all just seems dumb to me, especially from the tech co perspective
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Media focuses on AI apocalypse instead of current capabilities
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i don't understand what the point of all this is — both from the media perspective of focus on APOCALYPSE and also from Sam/OpenAI's perspective of talking so much about it. we're just so stuck on the ai hypotheticals instead of being interested in what they do/don't do now
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Stanford HAI’s bipartisan push for public sector AI development
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@StanfordHAI ‘s bipartisan work in resourcing the public sector for developing AI for public good and for educating more students and young researchers across the nation
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Tech Ethics Teams Lack Resources and Authority to Ensure Fairness
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Many tech companies pledged to ensure their products are fair, transparent, and accountable, but do they walk the talk? Because tech industry ethics teams lack resources and authority, their effectiveness is spotty at best, according to a new study. https://
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India Demonstrates Advanced AI for Health Surveillance Systems
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We are demonstrating the AI initiatives of @MoHFW_INDIA @g20org Health Ministers' Meeting in Gandhinagar. We have developed advanced and sustainable AI technology to enhance current surveillance systems aiming to improve response effectiveness and health coverage. #G20India
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AI Leaders Acknowledge Dangers in Joint Ethics Statement
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AI leaders sign a statement to openly acknowledge the dangers of #AI https://
zd.net/42xbqyu #leadership #ethics