well, it should be uniform at the very least. ideally, “none”, i agree. but OpenAI presumably had a strong hand in crafting the arrangement that was reached.
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FTC Independence from BigTech Influence Demonstrated
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We saw what it looks like to have an FTC that isn’t bought by BigTech.
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OpenAI Scandal: Unfair Competitive Advantage in AI Training
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Scandal at OpenAI, explained with an analogy: If you studied hard for an exam, but didn’t have access to the problems and their solutions, but someone else did, would you think it is fair to compare their results and yours? That’s what OpenAI did, in their “mindblowing”
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OpenAI FrontierMath Access Raises Fair Competition Questions
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Clarification: From what I now understand, competitors can *try* FrontierMath, but they cannot access the full problem set and their solutions. OpenAI can, and this give them a large and unfair advantage. And very much raises the question of whether OpenAI trained on those
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Technophobia and Resistance to Understanding New Technologies
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There are many people who want to ban what they can't understand. I think technophobia must be part of the reason why.
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Political Legitimacy Should Serve People Not Leaders
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Political legitimacy is bestowed by the people and should be spent for the people, not on oneself.
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Private Access to Problems Creates Unfair Competitive Advantage
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the problem is that they funded private access to the problems that competitors don’t have. that’s very bad.
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Image Manipulation Spectrum: From Editing to Rewriting History
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you can let your imagination run wild that's for sure — you're right tho i'd say it's probably a spectrum — from lightly editing your photos to fully rewriting history!
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China’s AI dominance versus Europe’s regulatory hesitation
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La Chine est conquérante
— Docteur Laurent Alexandre (@dr_l_alexandre) 19 janvier 2025
L’Europe masochiste
pic.twitter.com/iP5OP1wgFPLa Chine est conquérante L’Europe masochiste
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Presidential Executive Orders on AI Regulation Under Review
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Looks like we will have a large number of Presidential Executive Orders to digest this week. From what I hear we may see the rapid repeal of the super lengthly (longest in history) EO on AI. I have not heard anything about changes to FedRamp, but that has turned into a real