Even if you are in favor of AI regulation, you should recognize that opaque and arbitrary regulatory strikes are counterproductive for the entire industry.
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New video: analysis of political conflict and Fable 5 blockade
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NEW VIDEO in the LAB! Today, analyzing the political conflict that led to the first government blockade of a frontier model, in this case, Fable 5. Reasons, consequences, and my opinion. All in the video. Link below
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Mandatory verifiable KYC implementation for Claude API users
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So now every company that builds on top of the Claude API also needs to implement KYC, in a way that can then be communicated to Anthropic such that they can trust it?
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AI models as weapons in new global power struggle
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I believe many people still do not realize that we are in the midst of a new global power struggle over the future. The fact that China’s access to Claude alone is viewed as an immense risk to national security (!) demonstrates the kind of weapons these models represent. The
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Learnrights proposes creator compensation for AI training
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How ‘learnrights’ would compensate creators for #AI model training
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Avoiding value capture by a few dominant models
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The last thing any of us wants is a world where every company in every sector gives up value to a few models that devour everything they see. If all value is captured by only a few models, the political economy simply does not
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Singularity begins: US government pulls models, little control ahead
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Looks like US government will have to pull a lot of models at this point. Jokes aside, we’re witnessing the beginning of the singularity. Models are becoming. This clearly demonstrates that we have very little control over what comes next. If a mixture of smaller, cheaper
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Human oversight: fundamental principle of the EU AI Act
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In the EU AI Act, human oversight is one of the fundamental principles. Important decisions made by AI systems must remain challengeable and correctable by humans.
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LangSmith and LangGraph address EU AI Act human-in-the-loop requirements
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LangSmith and LangGraph provide several solutions that address these human-in-the-loop requirements. Get a breakdown of the EU AI Act before it goes into effect https://
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Open source models sufficient for daily life, but nations worry
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Good question. I wouldn't say "pissed off." It does worry me, yes. But we need to differentiate. Open source and local models will become so good in the next 6-12 months that they'll be sufficient for everyday life and the workplace. However, if it's a case of some nations