Also, at the point nukes were regulated, their power was not nearly entirely in the hands of profit-seeking entities which would benefit financially from that regulation — unlike the case with AI today.
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Open AI Models Universal Computing Devices Ethics Debate
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Yes I think we are. You seem to think that the fact that models are open technologies that can be used for both good & bad is a bad thing. But I've pointed out before that the fact they're universal computing devices has to be accepted as a premise. https://
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Snowden Archive Reveals New Surveillance Insights on IoT
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New revelations from the Snowden archive surface https://
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Language Models Fine-Tuned Feedback Show Less Public Opinion Bias
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Our latest policy brief highlights a quantitative framework that evaluates bias in language models. One key takeaway? Language models fine-tuned with human feedback were less representative of public opinion than models that were not fine-tuned. Read more: https://
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AI Regulation Versus Innovation: A Mutual Exclusivity Question
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Does AI need more Regulation or more innovation? Is it mutually exclusive?
— Louis-François Bouchard 🎥🤖 (@Whats_AI) 13 octobre 2023
Learn more in the full podcast episode on my channel or all streaming platforms: https://t.co/IVfxsm2X2E#ai #innovation #whatsai #artificialintelligence #openai #chatgpt pic.twitter.com/9wzKX8foeYDoes AI need more Regulation or more innovation? Is it mutually exclusive? Learn more in the full podcast episode on my channel or all streaming platforms: https://
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Newsrooms Face Challenge Vetting AI-Generated Misinformation Content
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Wow, only 10%…Now I'm curious how long it took the team to vet 1,000+ videos. (Can't image it was a fast or easy.) Will newsrooms start hiring more people to help sift through videos, images and text to help identify the flood of misinformation generated by AI or otherwise?
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Rodney Brooks on Missy Cummings and Self-Driving Car Safety Criticism
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A piece on my good friend @missy_cummings (suspended on X–you get to guess at why), F-18 fighter pilot, former MIT and Duke professor, and critic of self driving car companies' analyses of their own safety:
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Equal AI Access: Key to Societal Stability
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I don't know where you're seeing claims that any model is harmless. It's like describing a pencil as harmless, or education as harmless – that's not really the key claim. The key claim is that equal access to such things is societally important, and unequal access is unstable.
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Open Source AI: Democratization Over Misinformation and Hysteria
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I agree with @ylecun that open source has been the primary reason for AI innovation and growth. Do not let misinformation and hysteria kill this. Open-source means we democratize and allow everyone to explore new ways to make AI reliable and safe, and allow for peer review.