So while apparently common in tech… the NLRB (federal agency) has started to push against this practice, suggesting it can violate concerted activity rights in some cases. I'm not a lawyer so please do your own research, I was reading up on this…
REGULATION
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Twitter to X: Platform Evolution and Freedom of Speech
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Twitter to me represents an outdated acient platform that wasn't updated, was infilitrated by woke ideology, politicized, and antique X to me represents accelerating to the future and freedom of speech (see community notes)
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Responsible Path to AGI: Beyond Black and White Thinking
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Jan, Ilya, etc. are not doomers. Take a look at their previous work. They believe in the benefits of getting to AGI, but don’t want to be reckless in how we get there. Not everything is black and white.
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Medical Professionals Experiment with AI Before Consensus Established
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Reality starts to set in: "SAN FRANCISCO — Surging interest in generative AI among medical professionals since ChatGPT’s launch is perhaps a testament to its potential — but it could also lead clinicians, and patients to experiment with it before there is wider consensus on how
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OpenAI Dissolves Superalignment Team Tackling AI Dangers
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My latest for @WIRED
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OpenAI loses safety guardrails accelerating AI development risks
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La cosa es que antes OpenAI era un coche con freno y acelerador. Y posiblemente en los momentos más críticos apretando los dos pedales el coche se hizo ingobernable. Ahora el coche no tiene freno. Irán más rápidos. Pero recordemos que lo ideal para manejar bien el futuro que se
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OpenAI Executive Publicly States Capabilities Prioritized Over Safety
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Wow. This is huge. The first time (I'm aware of) that an OpenAI exec has publicly stated that they believe OpenAI is clearly prioritizing capabilities over safety research. Massive implications, in many ways.
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Regulate AI regulations to prevent existential threats to humanity
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We need to regulate AI regulations. If we don't pause and reassess how we regulate and ban AI, the regulations themselves could pose an existential threat to humanity. Criminalizing developers is not the solution.
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Slack’s AI Data Usage Policy: Addressing User Privacy Concerns
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Saw a tweet questioning Slack’s policy about using user data in AI, and was impressed w the post they linked to in the reply. Thorough and descriptive – addressing concerns one by one. Well done!
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AI Voice Cloning: Tech Firm Exploits Voice Actors Without Consent
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Two voice actors are paid small sums by an anonymous buyer to read scripts they're told will never be made public. Years later, they discover *by chance* that a tech firm cloned their voices and is using them to raise money and sell AI technology. Great, cool, good stuff Cade Metz (@CadeMetz) What Do You Do When A.I. Takes Your Voice?: nytimes.com/2024/05/16/techn… — https://nitter.net/CadeMetz/status/1791149373277208681#m