FAA is an extremely conservative regulator and generally takes the position that anything novel which cannot be proven to not interfere with flight systems is presumptively a threat to flight systems. This exists in some tension with other goals we have for flight infrastructure
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Responsible AI: Adapting to Societal Values and Norms
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Recognizing it's not a one-size-fits-all concept, responsible AI varies with societal norms and values, influencing AI deployment and development. Thoughts on Responsible AI?
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Ethics in AI: A Deep Dive into Best Practices
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To dive deep into AI Ethics and Governance, be sure to check this iteration of the newsletter and subscribe for more here: https://
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Responsible AI vs AI Governance: Key Distinctions
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Auxane Boch notes that Responsible AI, aimed at aligning AI with cultural and social values, differs from AI Governance, which includes practical steps to achieve this.
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Super-intelligent AI versus extremism and stupidity priorities
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On top of this: – Super-intelligent AI can help solve extremism and stupidity – but I doubt that extremism and stupidity can solve super-intelligent AI Choose your priorities!
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GPAI-PMIA Shares Views on Frontier Models at Summit
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@GPAI_PMIA is honoured to be invited share our views on Frontier models. I personally congratulate all participants at the summit for their generosity in sharing with honesty and spirit of collaboration their views on how to ensure the future for an AI for Good
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Government Control vs Private Companies in AI Governance
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I am actually a big proponent of open-source AI models … but I also believe that it is beneficial for us all if the governments (which are elected by us) control the AI actors. I don't trust governments much, but I trust them more than I trust profit-driven companies.
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Biden’s AI Order: Competition and Innovation Balance
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Here's my take on Biden's upcoming AI order. In principle, I welcome this move. The directive seems well-thought-out, fostering growth without curbing innovation. My key highlights: Competition: Monitoring “risks from concentrated control” and curbing the expansion of
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OpenAI Terms of Service: Misconceptions About Generated Dataset Licensing
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I get the impression few people have actually read the OAI TOS, because they seem to imagine they say things which just aren't there. As a result, people pointlessly place non-commercial licenses on OAI-generated datasets, or avoid using such datasets altogether.
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Government Regulation of Open Foundation Models Discussed
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Should governments regulate open foundation models? This Princeton-Stanford workshop convened experts to discuss principles, practices, and policy. @PrincetonCITP @StanfordCRFM