“Why did we choose Tokyo as your base?” “I don't want the future of an important technology like AI to be dominated by a few companies in the Bay Area or by the government in Beijing. Sitting right between the US and China, Japan should play a key role in the development of AI.”
REGULATION
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Voice AI Recording and Privacy Implications with Wearable Devices
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I also like to forget things, but I like remembering things at depth even more. Having played around with a lot of audio AI I know that it’s going to be dead simple to only record my voice. I find the entire current debate funny. Because I can have my watch recording audio
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Representatives must critically evaluate AI technology and regulate despite rapid pace
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“My hope is that our representatives are critical consumers of information abt this tech. & not falling for the narrative that this is moving too fast for regulation to keep up. Your job is to protect rights & those aren’t changing so fast.” @emilymbender
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Digital Footprints Versus Historical Privacy: The Diary Burning Precedent
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royalty used to burn their diaries when they died. i think about that a lot when we talk about recording everything & our own internet footprints online
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Power imbalance: regulation lobbying versus individual users
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What do you think $n is? Do you think it's more likely a teenager will accrue that, or an organisation that lobbies for regulation that increases power imbalance will accrue that?
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The Coming Wave: AI Automation of Business and Government Services
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The Coming Wave animated! We're about to cross a critical threshold in the history of our species. Soon AIs will carry out complex tasks, operating businesses, producing unlimited digital content, and even running core government services. https://
youtube.com/watch?v=4ReMav
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Keeping AI Open and Accessible to Prevent Unknown Risks
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Hopefully we keep things open and accessible to avoid having to find out…
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Power Concentration in AI Systems: Existential Risk Analysis
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I see. So the world your question presupposes is the world Mustafa is promoting – one with an uneven distribution of power. There might be some dollar amount that would allow a state, organisation, or individual with privileged access to destroy everything – but hard to guess $n.
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Power Concentration Risks in Advanced AI Systems
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The only case where the world would be in danger would be if no-one else had access to that Oracle. Then with enough money perhaps the teenager could kill everyone. But the amount of money isn't the issue here, the unequal distribution of power is.
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Understanding the Sherman Act and Big Tech Regulation
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Here’s a Sherman Act explainer I wrote last month for @Digiday
’s “WTF” series: https://
digiday.com/marketing/wtf-
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