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POLICY
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ENISA Cybersecurity Threats Fast-Forward 2030 Report
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US Regulatory Burden on Business: Political and Tax Compliance Justification
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Like most political questions, "Why does the United States impose a multibillion dollar paperwork burden on all productive enterprise?" comes down to "The American people, through their elected representatives, believe such a burden is just, to prove taxes are paid as owed."
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Automation as Productivity Tax: Eliminating Redundant Human Labor Requirements
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"Could we simply NOT require businesses to use tiny bits of overpaid human labor to redundantly capture information which is substantially known to both parties in a particular form, representing a productivity tax across capitalism?" That's a political question.
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US Banking W-9 Inefficiency: Information Already Available But Not Shared
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(This is one of those "obvious but accepted inefficiencies in capitalism" because a banked business in the United States has already told the bank enough to fill out a W-9 in almost all cases but for boring reasons that info is not sent with payments.)
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Money Movement: Technical Ease vs Regulatory Complexity
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This thread brought to you by the many years in the payments field which suggest that actually moving money around is frequently easy and navigating the corporate/social/legal/tax implications of money movement is often the harder part.
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AI-Generated Content Labeling: Essential Regulation Against Future Risks
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Agree with @ESYudkowsky – if we can’t even get it together to label AI generated content (easy and obvious) where will be if greater risks materialize?
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Open Licensing Clause for LLMs: GPL Equivalent Model
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In Open Licensing, what is the "Linking and Derived Works Clause" equivalent for LLMs that will help them progress further like it did for GPL and GNU/Linux?
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GPL-Style Licensing for Open Source LLMs with Data Sharing
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correct, a purely open-source volunteer model is not going to solve this.
Maybe a licensing change for Open LLMs, like GPL did — where you give the model openly, but with the condition that the companies licensing it have to make all 1-bit human feedback that they've collected -
Web Summit Criticism and Open Society Values in Tech
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Yep, good time to dump @websummit
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Copyright Disclaimers as Empty Rituals in Digital Culture
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In some places it moves from a ritual to something akin to a tick, like the YouTubeism “I don’t intend copyright.” (when posting something which is definitely copyrighted, by someone else)