And the other side will also use AI to build countermeasures.
Thousands of autonomous drones flying at speed beyond human capabilities can be taken down by thousands of anti-drone interceptors powered by AI.
If the Bad Guys have AI, the Good Guys have better AI.
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AI-Powered Autonomous Drones and Defensive Countermeasures
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AI Image Recognition Drones Ukraine Democracy Defense Ethics
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AI (in the form of image recognition) is most likely being deployed on drones by Ukraine to defend democracy against authoritarian hegemony.
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AI Governance Global 2023 Conference in Boston November 2-3
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See you at @PrivacyPros's AI Governance Global 2023 event in Boston Nov 2-3! @StrongReporter, @OriginalEnright, @_ChristinaMont, @rmsherman, & I will discuss the role of governance systems in helping to build #Safe, #Privacy protecting & #Trustworthy #AI. iapp.org/conference/iapp-ai-…
→ View original post on X — @strongreporter, 2023-10-19 19:36 UTC
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Open Science Exchange Accelerates AI Progress and Innovation
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In fact, the very reason we've seen such a fast progress in in AI in the last decade is *precisely* because of the quick and open exchange of papers, data, and code. Making the process less open would inevitably lead to a slow down of progress, which would give an opportunity
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Startup Founders Face Tax Obligations on Vested Equity
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And so if you are a founder of a high flying startup and own 20% in year 4 when it is worth $200 million, congratulations! IRS: “Alright you vested $8 million of equity this year.”
You: “Paper wealth only.”
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Small Decisions Shape World Systems
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You’d be surprised how much of the world is extremely dependent on very small decisions which do not necessarily announce their importance to the people capable of making them. Here’s one:
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Federal Agencies Navigate Privacy-Bias Trade-Off in AI
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New policy brief: Amid rapid advances in AI, efforts to safeguard privacy & address algorithmic bias are increasingly at odds. Our latest brief examines how federal agencies are grappling with this “privacy-bias trade-off” and proposes policy solutions. https://
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FDA Rejects Inaccurate COVID Test; Founder Hides Truth from Investors
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lol minor detail 'The Food and Drug Administration informed Schena that Arrayit's COVID test was "not accurate enough" to receive emergency authorization to use in the early days of the pandemic — a fact that he hid from investors and test users.'
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IPCC-Style AI Assessment Framework for Evidence-Based Regulation
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We're at risk of knee jerk regulation. This IPCC style effort is the antidote. Reliable, independent assessments of the current state and future progress of ai capabilities. This provides the scientific evidence base policymakers need to make rational and proportionate rules.
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W3C Releases Draft Web Sustainability Guidelines for Review
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The @w3c came out with a draft of web sustainability guidelines last month. Have you taken a look? What do you think? https://
w3c.github.io/sustyweb/ #websustainability