Over two years since the release of ChatGPT, the anticipated “EdTech Revolution” has yet to happen. Stanford students share their reflections as to why, prompted by questions about who it is being designed for, who is involved, and who bears the risks:
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AI Development Stakes: National Security Beyond Quarterly ROI
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I have been reflecting on how even the IT segments of the business community don’t understand the true stakes re: the next step of AI’s development. They need to concentrate on ROI in the next quarter, and so they miss the biggest story which is ALL about national security,
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Singapore Consensus Unites AI Labs on Global Safety Plan
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SINGAPOUR dévoile un plan mondial pour la sécurité de l’IA, en pleine tension USA-Chine. Des chercheurs d’OpenAI, xAI, DeepMind, Tsinghua, etc. unissent leurs forces autour du “Singapore Consensus” : Comprendre les risques Créer des IA plus sûres Contrôler les systèmes
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Trump Administration Plans to Scrap AI Diffusion Rule, Freeing NVIDIA Chip Sales
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ACTU : L’administration Trump prévoit de supprimer la règle sur la diffusion de l’IA – Ce changement permettrait à NVIDIA de vendre ses puces sans aucune restriction, y compris à la Chine. NVIDIA : « Nous saluons l’administration Trump, son leadership et cette nouvelle
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Ethical Responsibility of AI Privilege Access Disparities
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And speaking of un necessarily strong comments, I’m sorry to put you on the spot Jonas. In truth, the issue is broader and requires addressing. We are the privileged both financially and in terms of access to AI. With that there should be a moral onus on all of us to help the
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Antitrust Filings Against Big Tech Companies Under Scrutiny
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Haha same re: recycling! But instead of reading about this news I’ve been reading antitrust filings.
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Google Antitrust Trial: Auction Control and Data Transparency Issues
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Jerath was a witness during the initial trial and testified that Google's control over ad auctions and data transparency practices harmed advertisers by limiting their access to crucial data and manipulating auction outcomes. Jerath was also quoted in Judge Mehta's opinion.
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Google Blocks DOJ Witness in Search Antitrust Trial
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Google just filed a motion in the search trial to block the DOJ from calling Prof. Kinshuk Jerath as a rebuttal witness, arguing DOJ is unfairly trying to back proposed ad transparency remedies—including Ads Data Hub reforms—without giving Google’s expert a chance to respond.
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Cursor AI Student Program Needs Global .ac Domain Support
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If the student program only supports .edu, then it’s not truly for all students. Many countries use .ac.xx domains—please open access to them too. Quietly dropping support without notice is confusing and unfair. @cursor_ai @mntruell , we hope for a quick fix
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Facebook Revives Advanced Face Recognition Technology Amid Privacy Concerns
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Facebook's face recognition was advanced alien technology that just disappeared from the Internet. Glad to see them start work on it again. Privacy and security should be worked out. The path is always through, not back.