Il est urgent d’offrir un stage de #ChatGPT à @BrunoLeMaire Bruno Le Maire est un type intelligent et sincèrement préoccupé par le bien public mais il raconte n’importe quoi sur #ChatGPT C’est affolant en Mai 2023
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Verification Badge System: Blue Tick for Organizations, Gold for Others
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Maybe they should have done it the other way around? Blue tick for verified organizations, gold tick for others.
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Gold Tick Verification for Organizations Fails to Gain Traction
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The gold tick for verified organizations was meant to solve this issue…but it obviously hasn't caught on.
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News incentives prioritize speed over accuracy in AI era
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Twitter verification is only a small part of this problem. The incentives are off. News outlets and journalists are incentivized by speed, not by accuracy.
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Distinguishing Real from Fake Content Online: A Digital Challenge
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Even with 15 years of working online, I often feel like I need to play Sherlock to tell what's real from what's fake.
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Truth Over Speed: Prioritizing Accuracy in AI Development
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We need to change this: Speed > Truth to this Truth > Speed
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AI-Generated Fake Images and Verified Disinformation Threaten Digital Society
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The "BloombergFeed" account has now been banned. But this is just going to turn into a whack-a-mole game. Fake AI images + verified fake news Twitter account + mainstream media not checking their sources = a recipe for disaster in our digital society. This won't slow down.
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AI-Generated Pentagon Image Causes $500B Market Swing
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BREAKING:An AI image of an explosion at the US Pentagon just caused a $500 billion market cap swing. It was set off by a fake Bloomberg Twitter account with a Verified checkmark. The struggle to identify the truth is getting dangerous… (h/t @KobeissiLetter
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Shared Concerns About Artificial Intelligence Development
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Do you share the same concerns ? #artificialintelligence
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Collective Decision-Making on Technological Development Limits
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we can't just accept that if it can be developed, it will be. that leads us to a bad place. figuring out what 'we' (collectively) decide to say no to, and when, is the hard problem of the next decade