Four insights from this analysis (2/2): Several subdomains, such as "Unfair discrimination and misrepresentation" (mentioned in 63% of documents), "Compromise of privacy" (61%), and "Cyberattacks, weapon development or use, and mass harm" (54%) are frequently discussed.
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AI Risk Taxonomy Framework Seven Domains Subdomains
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Their Domain Taxonomy categorizes AI risks into 7 broad domains and 23 more specific subdomains. For example, "Misinformation" is one of the domains, while "False or misleading information" is one of its subdomains.
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Taxonomic Framework for AI Risk Categorization: Entity, Intent, Timing
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To organize their findings, the researchers adapt two existing frameworks into taxonomies for categorizing the identified risks. Their Causal Taxonomy categorizes risks based on three factors:
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AI Risk Repository: 700+ Risks from 43 Frameworks
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What are the risks from artificial intelligence? Presenting the first-ever AI Risk Repository: a comprehensive living database of 700+ risks extracted, w/quotes & page numbers, from 43(!) existing frameworks. Read & explore here: https://
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Government delays Online Safety Act review until spring 2025
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One source tells the government may not actually do a review of the Online Safety Act until it is in force – as in, spring 2025. That is a long, long way away. “I think this is a way of sounding tough but putting off a difficult decision,” I'm told…
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Online Safety Act enforcement powers delayed until early 2025
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*Argh, keep calling it the Online Safety Bill. It's not a bill! It's an act (in law – just not enforceable yet until Ofcom finally gets powers to implement it, which is currently expected early 2025).
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UK Reviews Online Safety Bill After Misinformation-Fueled Riots
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Confirmed: The UK is planning a review of the Online Safety Bill, industry sources tell me. It comes after riots in the UK were sparked by misinformation shared online, and incendiary comments from X owner Elon Musk on the situation.
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Innovation Cudgel: Taxing Billionaires for Climate Action
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For the past 12 years I’ve been to dozens of meetings where the phrase, “don’t hinder innovation” is used as a cudgel to hamper any talk of paradigm level shifts to economics. Taxing the super rich 2% on their income would provide $500B to curb climate change.
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AI Risks Every CEO Must Watch For in 2024
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AI Risks Every CEO Must Watch For in 2024 CEOs, stay ahead of AI risks in 2024! Understand strategic misalignment, regulatory challenges, and reputational risks. https://
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