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Europe’s AI Regulation Gap: Tech Innovation vs Bureaucratic Constraints

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30 January 2025 7h02

Pendant que les USA innovent et baissent leurs taxes, l’Europe régule l’IA et la France veut faire payer les riches. Un fossé nous sépare. On se croirait un peu comme à Berlin en 1965, mais du mauvais côté du mur : englués dans une technocratie étouffante et sans futur, tandis… pic.twitter.com/rPy9swe8Gl
— Rafik Smati (@RafikSmati) 30 janvier 2025

Pendant que les USA innovent et baissent leurs taxes, l’Europe régule l’IA et la France veut faire payer les riches. Un fossé nous sépare. On se croirait un peu comme à Berlin en 1965, mais du mauvais côté du mur : englués dans une technocratie étouffante et sans futur, tandis

Nonprofit to For-Profit Conversion Under Investigation

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30 January 2025 6h46

Thanks to @kharijohnson for writing. I'm glad they're finally being investigated. Us little people have to abide by the rules but this behemoth created its assets as a nonprofit & the only thing that happens is that they voluntarily become a for profit?

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AI Model Terms of Service: Synthetic Training Data Restrictions

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30 January 2025 4h05

And be that as it may, isn’t it a totally ridiculous stipulation in the TOC anyway? Use the model for anything except as synthetic training data?

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Stanford and LA Court Collaborate on AI Access to Justice

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29 January 2025 22h03

Our next seminar will highlight a first-of-its-kind collaboration between @StanfordLaw and the Los Angeles Superior Court that is rethinking the court’s digital pathways for serving court users. Join this discussion on AI and access to justice on Feb. 12: https://
stanford.io/4gjzNGV

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Texas Must Ensure AI Benefits Many, Not Few

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29 January 2025 20h56

AI is here. Texas must ensure it helps the many, not the few | Opinion @statesman https://
statesman.com/story/opinion/
columns/guest/2025/01/29/texas-fresponsible-ai-governance-act-legislature-artificial-intelligence/77998720007/
… via @statesman Texas AI @MichaelDell Across Texas, startups are driving AI solutions in cybersecurity, healthcare and infrastructure. ValidSoft, Worlds and Hidden

AI Safety as Power Centralization: Geopolitical Control Mechanisms

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29 January 2025 20h04

We've discussed how so-called "AI Safety" is a smoke screen to centralize power & guzzle resources without accountability. See our paper where we also discuss how they use the whole "US has to protect ourselves from China." Predictable, right on cue. https://
firstmonday.org/ojs/index.php/
fm/article/view/13636/11599
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OpenAI defends AI models against Chinese model distillation

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29 January 2025 20h04

You see how OpenAI is already spinning it. "We know PRC based companies — and others — are constantly trying to distill the models of leading US AI companies,”…“As the leading builder of AI, we engage in countermeasures to protect our IP,…

US Government Collaboration Secures Advanced AI Model Capabilities

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29 January 2025 20h04

…including a careful process for which frontier capabilities to include in released models…it is…important that we are working closely with the US government to best protect the most capable models from efforts by adversaries and competitors to take US technology.”

OpenAI’s Hypocrisy: Unauthorized Data Collection Practices Criticized

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29 January 2025 19h53

One of the few sane outlets… "It is…ironic that OpenAI, a company that has been obtaining large amounts of data from all of humankind…in an “unauthorized manner,”…is now complaining about the…practices by which it…built its company.