And whether that program is an LLM fine tuned on your wishes or a 100 line bash script is irrelevant from the purposes of trust law. The trustee, a person or company, is diligently executing upon your (human) wishes.
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Legal Trust Framework for Autonomous AI Program Execution
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I think “an AI version of oneself” Is quite beyond our state of the art but you could certainly create a trust which told a trustee “Execute the following computer program, updating the version of it you use at your discretion, with the following inputs, then ~do the output.”
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Technology and AI applications causing human suffering globally
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This leads to nothing but suffering.
— Linus ✦ Ekenstam (@LinusEkenstam) 14 octobre 2023
Video credit. Motaz Azaiza pic.twitter.com/5jkx9vDUWXThis leads to nothing but suffering. credit. Motaz Azaiza
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Authors Sue OpenAI for ChatGPT Copyright Infringement
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Franzen, Grisham and Other Prominent Authors Sue OpenAI: The suit, filed with the Authors Guild, accuses the A.I. company of infringing on authors’ copyrights, claiming it used their books to train its ChatGPT chatbot. https://
nytimes.com/2023/09/20/boo
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Corporate Data Retention Policies and Historical Record Preservation
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Unfortunately we won’t have nearly as good historical records of contemporaneous non-crackups because firms that survive have e.g. lawyers who will carefully institute data retention policies, IT teams and contracts that tightly limit record keeping to blessed devices, etc.
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Smart Contracts for Charitable Trusts and Ecclesiastical Succession Planning
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(Your friendly neighborhood Catholic archdiocese maintains a suggested paragraph for new smart contracts to minimize the amount of headache a trustee has in 2400 A.D. getting an answer to the question “What org succeeds the parish the deceased named as beneficiary?”)
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Building Trustworthy AI: A Collective Path Forward
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In the journey towards trustworthy AI and ML, we have miles to traverse. It's a collective endeavor. Let's collaborate and pave the path for a safer AI future. #TowardsTrustworthyAI
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Beyond Alarmism: Proposing Concrete AI Safety Measures
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I absolutely recognize the importance of being aware of risks. When I use the term "alarmist", I'm referring to those who solely focus on the negatives without proposing or actively working on safety measures. Simply suggesting "pausing AI" isn't a viable solution in my view.
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AI Safety and Knowledge Accessibility: Against Elitist AI Development
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I am fully aligned with Yann LeCun's sentiment. There's a vast number of us committed to building AI that's both safe and beneficial, without resorting to needless alarmism. On top of this, I'm genuinely disturbed by the push to confine AI know-how to a selected few. Progress
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Autonomous Weapons: Irreversible Decisions Being Made
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We are going through some one-way doors when it comes to autonomous weapons.