Very insightful interview with @Microsoft
’s Chief Scientific Officer covering LLMs, government regulation, ethics and safety, AGI and more.
REGULATION
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Microsoft Chief Scientific Officer Discusses LLMs Ethics AGI Regulation
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AI in Indian Medicine and Pharmacy Digital Transformation Initiative
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@jeevprabnivash @EricTopol @_DigitalIndia @nasscom @GoI_MeitY @NeGD_GoI #ArtificialIntelligence #aiinmedicine #MachineLearning #Pharmacy #digital #INDIAai
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AI Safety vs Capabilities: Imbalance in Research Focus
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It’s not true that no one is thinking/working on their safety. We have to stop staying that. It’s just there are more people on capabilities vs safety, and this has changed over the last 1-2 years. See @stateofai
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Google AI Generated Content Will Be Marked
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I think they said anything that is Google AI generated will be marked as such (which I assume includes text).
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Training Data Transparency in Large Language Models Debate
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Interesting. You think it’s better to hide the training data then? Currently in NLP the only chatbots widely deployed (and replacing search) are closed source so the situation is maybe a bit different. I’ll try to take some time write a blog post on this topic one day. It’s a
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Knowledge Creator Attribution Crisis in Generative AI Models
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The disconnection between knowledge creators & knowledge consumers in Gen AI models is a pressing problem that's not yet discussed enough Nobody will be excited to share knowledge on the internet if the default way to consume it becomes through anonymizing/unreferencing chatbots
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Search Engines vs Anonymous AI Training: Creator Economics Shift
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Search engines had the huge advantage that they would point to your personal page where you could get credit/revenue for your ideas, build your own personal brand Writing anonymous tokens for a held-out training dataset is the dream of no stackoverflow or wikipedia contributor
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US Business, China Copy, Europe Regulate Innovation
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CQFD. Quand il y a une innovation, les Etats-Unis en font un business, la Chine la copie, et l'Europe la réglemente. Et je pourrais ajouter : et la France la taxe. Je prédis d'ailleurs que d'ici quelques mois un génie nous vendra l'idée d'une taxe GPT…