22/25 A retrospective on Digital Oligarchy Today another look back on a concept from nearly a decade ago, the digital oligarchy. How did it pan out in practice and how is it represented in the book? https://
the-atomic-human.ai/reflections/a-
retrospective-on-digital-oligarchy/
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Digital Oligarchy: A Decade Later Retrospective
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AI Healthcare Apps Raise Concerns Among US Nurses
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‘Uber for nursing’: alarm over use of AI to aid US nurses and healthcare https://
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AI Generated Videos Out of Control
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AI generated videos out of control 😹pic.twitter.com/LlnS5A87ei
— hardmaru (@hardmaru) 22 décembre 2024AI generated videos out of control
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Centralised AI is dangerous: strategies to prevent concentration of power
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Centralised AI is dangerous: how can we stop it?
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Intentional Delays in Large-Scale AI Implementation: Strategic Questions
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Nobody said conspiracy, stop watching dubious parts of YouTube. It is, however, intentional to do it so late and in such a large-scope delay-prone fashion. Question is why.
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Open-Source Advantage in Large Language Models Debate
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The Open-Source Advantage in Large Language Models (LLMs) Large Language Models (LLMs) are revolutionizing natural language processing, but the debate between closed-source and open-source models raises important questions about transparency, accessibility, and ethics.
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APA Notice-and-Comment Procedure vs Non-Binding USCO Guidance
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You're implying that this falls under the APA's notice-and-comment procedure for rule *making*? But you also suggested above USCO is non-binding and only provides guidance / advice. Which is it? I can see why you bailed out, their delay makes no sense and can't be defended.
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Experts Bypass Public Consultation: Strategic Unwillingness Analysis
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They had no obligation to do a massive call for comments, including internationals. They are experts, could have written a 1-page opinion ages ago like Neil suggested. It's not that they were unable, the fact they didn't is because they were unwilling to do so. Why?
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Tech Giants’ Inaction on AI: A Strategic Choice After Two Years
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You said it was a "smart move" — thus implying intent. Since it's been two years people have been calling on action from them, the fact it hasn't happened yet is a choice.
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USCO Uncertainty Allows Big Tech to Normalize AI Technology
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The longer the USCO leaves things uncertain — which Aaron implies is intentional — the longer Big Tech has to normalize the technology. This interpretation seems to fit with the agenda here.