The discussions at Expand North Star 2023 are just the beginning. With global leaders and industry experts steering the conversation, the journey towards ethical AI practices that respect societal values and contribute positively is well underway!
REGULATION
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AI Governance: Balancing Innovation with Responsible Global Growth
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While AI offers vast developmental potential–unregulated advancements might pose risks. The goal? Harnessing AI’s power through informed governance, ensuring global tech growth is responsible and equitable.
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UAE Oxford Partnership Advances Global AI Governance Standards
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Big news at @expandnorthstar 2023: key figures, including @EMostaque
, gathered to discuss global AI regulation standards. The backdrop is the UAE’s groundbreaking partnership with Oxford University, focused on educating officials on AI governance: ↳ -
Challenges in Training Language Models for Public Opinion Alignment
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Training an LM to abide by qualitative public opinions involves a large number of subjective judgment calls and technical challenges. We enumerate all of the messy challenges we encountered so others can build upon our work.
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Public vs Private AI Constitution Comparison Analysis
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Some key differences stood out: the Public constitution focused more on objectivity and impartiality, and placed a greater emphasis on accessibility, among others. You can see a comparison of the two constitutions here: https://
efficient-manatee.files.svdcdn.com/production/ima
ges/CCAI_public_comparison_2023-1.pdf?dm=1697475572
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Public AI Constitution Overlaps 50% With Anthropic Version
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We used Polis to ask our public to deliberate on the normative values they would like AI to abide by, and then used those opinions to curate a new AI constitution. We found that the Public constitution overlapped with the Anthropic-written constitution ~50% of the time.
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AI Startup Wins Legal Battle Over Facial Recognition Data UK
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A big win for the controversial AI startup, which faced £7.5 million in fines and potentially having to delete UK residents' facial recognition data.
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Big Tech Duopoly Faces Legal Challenge in D.C. Court
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A legal doubleheader tomorrow with the “Duopoly” in D.C. court.
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AI’s Impact on Writers’ Strike and Creative Process
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The Writers’ Strike Four Months In: Stanford’s Paul Goldstein on Artificial Intelligence and the Creative Process | Stanford Law School https://
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NYT Files Motion for Transparency in Google Antitrust Trial
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The New York Times has filed a motion for more transparency in the ongoing Google #antitrust trial. Today's filing also mentions WSJ, Bloomberg, Law360 and others are supporting NYT's motion.