AI's killer app is as an excuse for:
– Firing employees (tech bosses)
– Regulating tech companies (politicians)
– Keeping interest rates low (Fed)
– Soliciting donations (AI safety institutes)
REGULATION
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AI Used as Excuse for Layoffs, Regulation, and Fundraising
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SR 26-2 Governance: Organization Technology and Process for Compliance
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Once you understand SR 26-2, the next step is building the right governance. The last post of our SR 26-2 series, Nick Goble lays out the organization, technology, and process needed to respond and prepare for whatever comes next. Part 3 → https://
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Open Source AI Is the Only Defense Against Corporate Control
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Yup They keep trying to lobby to ban opensource AI because that’s the only thing standing in their way; people having the option and the freedom to run models that they don’t control They CANNOT be trusted
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Chinese Courts Rule AI Cannot Replace Workers in Tech Sector
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This came as a surprise: "Chinese companies cannot legally fire employees simply to replace them with cost-saving artificial intelligence, courts in the country have ruled, setting a significant precedent for labor rights as automation sweeps the tech sector. A technology
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Rev New York Demo: AI Expected Loss Pipeline and Safety Guardrails in Banking
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At Rev New York on May 19, we'll show how risk teams can run an expected loss pipeline, an AI safety guardrails layer, and traced agents for analysis and reporting — directly from Excel, in a regulated bank scenario.
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See the full demo live at Rev: https://t.co/QHfMGrJDeo pic.twitter.com/gRcSk9P0k2At Rev New York on May 19, we'll show how risk teams can run an expected loss pipeline, an AI safety guardrails layer, and traced agents for analysis and reporting — directly from Excel, in a regulated bank scenario. See the full demo live at Rev: https://
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AI Labs Used Web Data Then Pulled the Ladder on Others
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I think the expression is “pulling the ladder”! All labs trained their models by distilling (at the very least distilling the web) which allowed them to become the fastest growing businesses in the history of humanity and now that they have armies of lawyers and lobbyists, they
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Anthropic Accused OpenAI of API Terms Violation via Model Distillation
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Anthropic claimed OpenAI violated their terms of service by using their API (I suspect they would call it “distilling” today)
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Motif Neurotech Gets FDA Clearance for Skull-Top Brain Implant
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Really exciting: Motif Neurotech just got FDA clearance to trial its DOT implant for treatment-resistant depression, and the key detail is where it sits: on top of the skull, not inside the brain. That alone could change the calculus for patients who need neurostimulation but
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Open Letter to Musk: Don’t Leave AI Industry Unregulated
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Dear @elonmusk
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SR 26-2: Regulatory Changes and Risk Management Gaps
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SR 26-2 changed regulators’s expectations, but not an institution's obligation to manage risk. Next up in our SR 26-2 series, Nick Goble identifies the six gaps the regulation leaves open and what each one means for your program.
Part 2 → https://
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