That sounds like a fact which might in the future be phrased as "[management] knew or were reckless in not knowing…"
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OpenAI needs greater transparency says user
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I can imagine. But some transparency from OAI side would be great
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Tax Cliffs Impact Small Business Behavior and Policy
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The term of art in policy circles for this sort of thing is a “tax cliff” and you can see them in many places relevant to small businesses, including in places where it is abundantly unlikely that it is a reporting artifact versus an actual change in behavior.
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Service Degradation and Transparency Concerns for Paying AI Customers
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that could be a theory, I would love to see more transparency around this. So I could be more supportive of this. By the end there are a lot of paying customers for this service, and regression degrading without notice seems to be a big no-no?
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US Maintains AI Lead Over China For Years Ahead
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We are not going to lose our lead to china any time soon https://
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AI Responsibility Lies With People, Not Technology Itself
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“AI is “promising” nothing. It is people who are promising – or not promising. AI is a piece of software. It is made by people, deployed by people and governed by people,” says HAI co-director @drfeifei in an interview with @guardian
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Stanford Index Measures AI Model Transparency and Secrecy Problem
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How bad is AI’s secrecy problem? The new @StanfordCRFM Foundation Model Transparency Index gives us a helpful way to measure the impact. @_KarenHao reports via @TheAtlantic
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AI’s Human Elements: Governance and Creation Challenges
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"The name 'artificial intelligence' is somewhat misleading,” said @drfeifei at the #AXIOSAISummit yesterday. “There’s nothing ‘artificial' about AI. There are human elements of this technology – from who’s creating it, productizing it, communicating it, to who's governing it.”
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AI Model Governance and Cost Control for Businesses
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“As businesses use these AI models, they want to be able to govern their behavior transparently and understand their inner workings so that if something begins to go wrong it can be caught before it affects their customers. Businesses also want to be able to control costs before
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AI Shapes Government Services Across Asia Pacific Region
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AI is shaping how governments around the world provide public services. A new program with the @Asia_Foundation called "AI Perspectives for Asia" brings insight to stakeholders in the Asia Pacific region. Learn more about this collaboration: