GPAI presentation on #datajustice and workshop on “AI regulation at global scale that does not hinder innovation” commences at #unescoglobalforum on #AI @GPAI_PMIA
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POLICY
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NSO-Style Device Hacking Suspected in Video Evidence
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I have no information beyond this video. But if we take this at face value, I would assume some kind of NSO-style device hacking. But again, I have no actual information.
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Social Media Platform Moderation Changes Post-Takeover Effects
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My twitter timeline became better since the takeover. Stuff outside of my timeline was always a bit hellish, but I have no idea how it changed, and have not seen unbiased research. Did it change for you?
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Is it time for AI experts to step down from leadership?
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time might be right for experts to step down
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Twitter’s shift away from East Coast media dominance
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On the plus side he has totally ended the dominance of East coast journalism and cancel culture on twitter, there is no longer a bluechecked elite that punished deviations from their preferred public opinion. And nobody is forced to take his opinions seriously either
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Elon Musk Must Master US Political System for Mars Success
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Unpopular opinion: Elon is at fault, for not taking on the task of understanding and redesigning his public perception and correctly interacting with the incentives of the present ruling elites. He cannot get us to Mars without winning over the political system of the US
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Scientific expertise and the limits of interdisciplinary opinion
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There are precedents, and I think that normie science deals by treating the scientific project as arbitrated by local majority. The lesson learned will be to never have opinions outside one's own field of expertise.
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Expert deference risks when entire expert clusters become compromised
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Most experts really believe in deferring to experts, which leads to weird effects when an entire cluster of experts is compromised
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Viral Technology Risks: Vaccines, Eradication, and State Security
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The same technologies that are used for creating the virus can be used to create vaccines, but many viruses (eg flu) cannot be eradicated by vaccines, and the risk to every population and economy is too high to allow intentional release of dangerous viruses by state actors.
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BDTI Essentials Course: European Digital Skills Training
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BDTI Essentials Course https://
europa.eu/!xknmGT
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