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Top Cybersecurity Trends 2024 Amid AI Rise

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01 November 2023 8h51

Facing a predicted $10.5 trillion in #cyber #attack damages and a landscape swiftly morphing due to #AI's rise, discover the top #cybersecurity #trends of 2024 that will shape how individuals, businesses, and governments defend their #digital realms. https://
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Open-Source Path Essential for AI Safety and Risk Mitigation

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01 November 2023 8h34

The safest way to make useful AI while mitigating misuse is to work on improving it in the open, with the highest level of scrutiny — as always in software. That’s why open-source is the one and only path toward AI safety.

AI Development Concentration Risk Among Large Corporations

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01 November 2023 8h26

Can this change? Yes, although not without a paradigm change in the technology, and that’s why it’s great that we talk about risks. But right now the true risk is to mechanically leave the development of AI to 2 or 3 large corporations.

AI limitations in misinformation and illegal applications

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01 November 2023 8h23

The good news is, for all of the illegal usage of AI we can imagine (misinformation and knowledge search), AI currently does nothing to lift the actual bottleneck standing in the way (distribution of information, actual execution of what the LLM recommends doing, respectively)

AI Model Replication: Accessibility and Security Implications

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01 November 2023 8h19

But it’s not that hard to replicate. Anyone with 100M and the will to do it can create a rather good model from anywhere on earth. Good actor, or bad actor.

Regulating AI Applications Over Algorithms: Public Domain Knowledge

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01 November 2023 8h09

It may soon be a crime to compress public domain human knowledge into public domain matrices. We need to regulate the usage of AI in applications, not gradient descent

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Meta and big tech caution in unstable legal landscape

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01 November 2023 8h06

I agree. Same story with Meta.
In an unstable legal and political landscape, large companies have to be cautious.
Smaller companies, not so much.

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Frontier Model Licensing Proposals Car Analogy Critique

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01 November 2023 7h12

Your attempt to align frontier model licensing proposals with car licensing is confusing two things that happen to use the same words but are *totally* different. This is a lazy analogy.