My contention is not that it’ll work. My contention is that the chance it might work will drive them to (a) monopolize the ASI and (b) release / obey it *before the next monkey does so.*
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AI Access Control and Existential Risk of Technological Domination
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One choice has a possibility of suicide and a possibility of victory. The other side has a near certainty of suicide. The designers of AIs will realize this and will thus limit access to AIs. And will then use this access to dominate the rest of us.
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AGI Doomsday Fears Don’t Justify Restrictive Control Measures
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We didn’t stop the creation of nuclear weapons. Once it’s known they’re possible, it’s inevitable that someone will “cheat.” I also reject the assumption that we’re on the way to AGI / ASI and those mean doom. Fears of the non-existent don’t justify the control demanded.
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US Primary Care Physician Shortage Geographic Health Outcome Disparities
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The US Primary care physician shortage (county level, 2024) and marked geographic variation in health outcomes https://
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AI Innovation and Responsible Governance Drive Business Value
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What’s the key to unlocking the full potential of AI? Bold innovation paired with responsible governance.
— DataRobot (@DataRobot) 15 janvier 2025
In a recent interview, our CEO Debanjan Saha joined Judy Shaw on #NYSEFloorTalk to discuss how businesses are delivering value with AI, why AI governance is… pic.twitter.com/ZooX1yrxEbWhat’s the key to unlocking the full potential of AI? Bold innovation paired with responsible governance. In a recent interview, our CEO Debanjan Saha joined Judy Shaw on #NYSEFloorTalk to discuss how businesses are delivering value with AI, why AI governance is
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Box CEO questions GPT wrapper pricing models and AI regulation
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CEO of Box @levie really shaking up the room at Cisco AI Summit. Talking about the future of business models of AI and how GPT wrappers are at the greatest pricing risk. Also touched on regulation. “I’m very skeptical of overregulating AI.”
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New York Times v. OpenAI Oral Arguments Summary
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AI Data Scarcity Could Empower Consumer Data Privacy Rights
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The future of privacy is uncertain, but a shortage of AI training data could open a path for consumers to benefit from the value of their own information. @StanfordHAI privacy and data policy fellow @kingjen shared a perspective with @techreview
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Technology concentration risks exceed global coordination challenges
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Global coordination is impossible or requires absolute tyranny. Not even sure super intelligence or fast takeoff is possible or that we’re on the path to it. I worry much more about concentration of technology in a few hands.
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Balancing AI Investment with Responsible Governance Practices
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Omar Khawaja, Field CISO at Databricks, shares key strategies to achieve harmony between business and tech leaders eager to invest in AI and compliance and governance teams rolling out responsible AI practices. “It turns out — paradoxically — that the very thing that slows us