The U.S. doesn't have law for databases that applies in Europe; here it would have been easier to explain to judges that models have similar benefits and responsibilities…
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AI’s Non-Consensual Use of Artist Data Raises Ethical Concerns
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Yeah, we are moving towards enlightenment one step at a time. In the meantime, let's completely destroy those artists' livelihoods, steal their data and violate their consent. That'll get us much further!
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Market Monopoly and Military AI Technology Concealment Strategy
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I bet you the opposite… They already cornered the market, no need for such games. They are hiding it because they can sell it to military, avoid public pressure for regulation, prevent others from trying to compete, etc.
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When Will LLM Providers Face Their Cambridge Analytica Moment?
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Something I’ve been wondering all year: When will OpenAI or another LLM provider have their own version of an Open Graph crisis akin to Facebook/Cambridge Analytica?
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AI Transforming Government Services: Key Applications and Use Cases
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#AI is transforming gov services: Contract analysis Public safety Robotics in healthcare Speech assistance Machine translation for diplomacy Data-driven forecasting Navigating regulations Via @inGLiguori Get The Digital Edge https://
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AI’s Role in Content Moderation and Platform Ranking Systems
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1. Social networks ranking algorithms existed before modern, deep-learning based AI.
2. Modern AI has enabled much better content moderation and integrity enforcement than what was possible before. That's why I say during the debate that AI has been an essential part of the -
Beyond Opinion: AI Needs Scientific and Policy Nuance
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I admire @geoffreyhinton @ylecun and @AndrewYNg
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Nvidia navigates China chip bans and performance architecture limits
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Nvidia seems to be deftly navigating around the China chip bans, but it is interesting to consider how a long term performance limit could influence architectures. Historically, vendors have always quoted performance numbers that were, uh, optimistic, because big numbers good. A
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Amazon’s AI Content Disclosure Policy and Algorithmic Penalties
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Amazon's actual policy is simply that if the work includes AI-generated content you have to disclose that to them, but a mechanical consequence of that disclosure is that you get heavily algorithmically penalized. Policy: https://
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AI-Generated Cover Art Threatens Book Sales on Amazon
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I think a hidden sticking point here is customer (author) likely understands that his books are effectively not saleable on Amazon if they include AI-generated cover art, which makes the art not fit-for-purpose, but it is quite possible seller (artist) does not understand this.