Looks like they have made a lot of policy updates in the last 24hrs.
REGULATION
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Technology Limits: Legal Restrictions and Responsible Usage
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Yes? The best tools in the history of technology have limits or restrictions on their usage. Some uses violate the law, so obviously the government steps in. Even organizations or families should limit it, e.g. the CEO of TikTok forbids his kids from using his own product.
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Platform tightens restrictions on AI access and usage
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Looks like you don't have the latest version yet. However, I have also been seeing a lot more restrictions in the past 12 hours.
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OpenAI Legal Team Faces Unprecedented Stress Amid AI Expansion
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Working in the OpenAI legal team must be one of the most stressful jobs in the world right now…
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Risk of future limitations on style transfer and public personalities
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Congrats ! Is there a risk that style transfer from others and using public personalities, might be more limited in the future?
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OpenAI’s Nonprofit Status: Media Coverage and Ethical Concerns
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Awww poor you! If it makes you feel any better, I, for one, have cared since the moment OpenAI was announced as a "beneficial" "nonprofit" with your press releases parroted by media around the world as "journalism."
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Cognitive Decline and Friction Reduction in Digital Technology
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There was a recent paper that shows the cognitive decline of the average person since the broad introduction of smartphones… to say that "reducing friction" is by default a good thing goes against the statistics. It can be good for certain artists and specific contexts.
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Elon Musk blocks X API access criticism and consequences
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Wild, congrats! You should thank @elonmusk for blocking X/twitter API
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MIT’s Computer-Generated Gibberish Paper Exposes Predatory Journal Flaws
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20 years ago today MIT researchers got a computer-generated gibberish paper accepted to a predatory journal: https://
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DeepMind’s restrictive employment contracts spark talent exodus concerns
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Now that you’re finally ahead on these benchmarks, would you consider getting rid of your aggressive practice of notice periods and noncompetes in Europe? Every week someone from @GoogleDeepMind reaches out to me in despair to ask me how to get out of their 6 month to 1 year