Why Critical Thinking Is Your Best Weapon Against The Coming Deepfake Tsunami #Deepfake technology is evolving faster than detection tools can keep pace, creating unprecedented business risks, including #fraud and #disinformation. This expert analysis reveals why
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Tech Company Lawsuit Practices and Victim Support Concerns
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I hope they support the victims after doing a splashy lawsuit, which LAW has done a number of.
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Kubient CEO sentenced for accounting fraud and AI misrepresentation
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Paul Roberts, founder and former CEO of the adtech company Kubient was sentenced today to a year in prison for orchestrating an accounting fraud scheme and for “material misrepresentations” of Kubient’s AI-powered fraud detection tool, KAI.
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Class Action Lawsuits Fail Basic Due Diligence Standards
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We are losing because the plaintiffs in class action lawsuits are failing a basic IQ test, blindly trusting what their unpaid lawyers are telling them. (If the service is free, the negative outcome is the product…)
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Sam Altman’s Congressional testimony on OpenAI advertising policy clarified
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Just to clarify, I'm not doubting OpenAI could add ads, but merely noting what Sam said under oath during his first (and so far only) Congressional hearing.
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Sam Altman’s Past Statements on OpenAI Ads Under Scrutiny
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Yep! The point in citing those quotes isn't that I doubt OpenAI will do ads, and more about noting what Sam said under oath less than two years ago.
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Microsoft Perplexity Chat-Based AI Ads Testimony Contradiction
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Agreed! Just interesting to note what he said under oath less than two years ago. Plus, Microsoft already has chat-based AI ads. (As does Perplexity.)
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Statement on Governor Newsom’s AI Working Group Draft Report
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Our statement on Governor Newsom's AI Working Group Draft Report:
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Sam Altman’s Senate Testimony on AI Engagement and Monetization
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Two @sama quotes I think about often from the Senate Judiciary Committee's AI hearing in 2023: The 1st answer is when @ossoff expressed concern about tech companies maximizing engagement. The 2nd is when @CoryBooker asked if OpenAI would ever consider ads.
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Tech Monetization and AI: Senate Judiciary Hearing Insights
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I always think about the 2023 Senate Judiciary Committee's hearing on AI when @ossoff noted tech companies' tendency of monetizing engagement. Here's how @sama answered, and I've always wondered how long this would hold up: