You cannot contain a hypothetical super intelligence. The weak link is humans, and the game theory is to be the *first* to control it or make a deal.
REGULATION
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AI Responsibility: Balancing Control and Convenience Risks
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Control vs. convenience With more advanced AI comes more responsibility for companies like OpenAI. Tasks is controlled and limited right now, but as agentic systems evolve, the safeguards will be put to the test. Will AI handle your tasks responsibly or create new risks?
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Ethical Dilemmas of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
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The ethical dilemmas of artificial intelligence
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NYT v. OpenAI Oral Arguments: Legal Implications Analysis
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Anyone hear today’s oral arguments in NYT v. OpenAI and want to share a quick POV before 3pm ET? Curious what everyone thought of both sides’ points, the case law cites, judge’s questions, potential outlook/implications, etc.
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Copyright Law and AI Training Data: Copying as Injury
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“The injury is the copying.” said a lawyer for the Center for Investigative Reporting, adding that U.S. copyright law only requires someone to prove copying rather than harm.
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AI Copyright Infringement Liability Without Traceability Protection
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Judge: What’s the injury? Lieberman: “You’re leaving people open for massive copyright infringement without the ability to trace it…It’s like it causes the alarm system in your house to go down.”
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Copyright Management and Attribution Retraction in AI Outputs
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Lieberman: When copyright management information (CMI) is retracted, outputs will be "either the verbatim language or a summary without the attribution of the new york times or the daily news.”
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ChatGPT Copyright Trial: Sources Not Cited to Users
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The judge asked plaintiffs to show examples of harm. Steven Lieberman, a lawyer repping NY Daily News and NYT, gave examples of how ChatGPT won't cite the original source when user asks an LLM for info about an old Super bowl or a past presidential debate.
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AI Search Citations Risk Siphoning Traffic From Original Sources
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Crosby pointed out traditional search engines give blue links to original sources, but AI search provides answers w/ citations to original sources. He worries AI citations could further siphon traffic from original sources by boosting user confidence in answers via citations.
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NYT Lawyer Distinguishes LLM Outputs from Search Engines
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NYT's lawyer Ian Crosby said LLM outputs are just "the expression of the words and facts, not the underlying facts in the words and the models.” “They’re not next-generation search engines, but answer engines," Crosby said, adding that they're not substitutional.