My observation of the notes is that they are insightful & accurate. They’re most effective against high profile publications & people, where reply debates are less effective. Please lmk if you see a note that was unhelpful or wrong.
REGULATION
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Health Data Privacy and ML Advances in Canada
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It was an inspiring day featuring both academics and policy makers, coming together to discuss the future of health data in Canada with respect to privacy, security, and advances in ML. Honoured to have @UWaterlooPres Vivek Goel join and participate in making these connections.
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AI Regulation: Sandbox Approach Recommended for All Countries
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AI is a new technology, so numerous trial-and-error experiments are needed before deciding on regulations. It is recommended that every country adopts a sandbox approach. To analyze AI regulations based on changes in the AI ecosystem, click here: https://
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Closed-source AI models copyright compliance debate
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I know you don’t talk a lot about them but I’d be curious to know your stance on closed-source models one day Alex Like where do you think models that are being integrated everywhere today like GPT-4, Bard or Claude are standing on the scale of copyright compliance?
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AI Developers Must Ensure Technology Benefits Before Causing Harm
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“[The people building AI] say it’s a world-changing technology. If that’s the case, then they have a duty to find ways for A.I. to make the world better without first making it worse.” Such an edifying piece.
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Media Misrepresentation: Why Extreme Coverage Distorts Reality
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Odd, why would the media misrepresent the real situation to such an extreme degree?
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Hollywood’s Killer Robots Become Military Tools: AI Ethics
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The Next Fear on #AI.: Hollywood’s Killer Robots Become the Military’s Tools https://
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Balancing AI Development with Safety Investment
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There is so much possible benefit that I think we should continue to develop it but also put comparable resources into making sure its safe.
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Controlling AI adoption pace prevents rushing into change
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La rápida evolución de la inteligencia artificial puede hacernos querer correr más de la cuenta y es normal.
— Juan Merodio (@juanmerodio) 5 mai 2023
Todos hemos tenido esa sensación de perdernos algo y quedarnos atrás, pero es importante que seamos nosotros los que controlamos el ritmo del cambio. pic.twitter.com/8ACZt8HirbLa rápida evolución de la inteligencia artificial puede hacernos querer correr más de la cuenta y es normal. Todos hemos tenido esa sensación de perdernos algo y quedarnos atrás, pero es importante que seamos nosotros los que controlamos el ritmo del cambio.
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Meta’s LLaMA Leak: Legal Implications and Open Source Adoption
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And you have to appreciate the stance here which is basically like “what is Meta going to do, sue all the people using the leaked LLaMA model?”