By being a freedom-loving meritocracy
REGULATION
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Identity Politics and Social Cohesion: Risks to National Unity
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Indeed, I definitely do *not* want civil war, but pushing identity politics over national pride, as many governments are now doing, will make that inevitable imo
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Power abuse concerns in AI development and deployment
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Fair enough. They have a tendency to abuse any power given to them so you’re probably correct.
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Spotify and Meta Support Clear AI Regulation for Innovation
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"Though Spotify and Meta use AI in different ways, we agree that thoughtful, clear and consistent regulation can foster competition and innovation while also protecting people and giving them access to new technologies that empower them."
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IEC 62443-4-2 Industrial Cybersecurity Standards Importance
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Why Does IEC 62443-4-2 Matter? https://
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Condé Nast OpenAI Deal Reshapes Media AI Relationship
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Condé Nast and OpenAI inked a multi-year deal that could help rewrite the media-AI relationship. The new agreement allows @OpenAI to use content from iconic platforms like Vogue, Vanity Fair, The New Yorker, WIRED, and more in ChatGPT and its new SearchGPT prototype. Read more
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Blockchain Startup Valued $2B Fights AI Copyright Theft
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Startup using blockchain to prevent copyright theft by AI is valued over $2 billion after fresh funding
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Licensing Models: Proprietary vs Open Source AI Code
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Please use your brain for a second longer! They are giving *licenses* that could end at any time, leaving those people in worse position than before. If the profit-seeking companies made a lite version of their code available forever on open-devices, it'd be fine…
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Open-Source Accessibility Technology Over Profit-Driven Corporate Solutions
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This kind of thing should be open-source only. It's always dangerous to have profit-seeking companies use disabled people for PR, e.g. to fix the reputation problem caused by the rest of their business.
— Alex J. Champandard 🌱 (@alexjc) 21 août 2024
(It's huge Red Flag for me, same as NeuralLink's DARPA-derived technology.) https://t.co/8ixe1JVa7dThis kind of thing should be open-source only. It's always dangerous to have profit-seeking companies use disabled people for PR, e.g. to fix the reputation problem caused by the rest of their business. (It's huge Red Flag for me, same as NeuralLink's DARPA-derived technology.)
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Government as DMV: Questioning State Scale and Bureaucracy
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The government is the DMV at scale. How much DMV do you want? That’s the question people should ask themselves.