Today’s AI convo via Spaces should be interesting, especially given the lineup: -Elon
-Israel’s prime minister
-OpenAI’s president and cofounder
-The president of the group behind the infamous open letter warning about AI published back in March
REGULATION
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Major AI Leaders Convene for Spaces Discussion on AI Safety
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AI Regulation: Election Risks Need Urgent Clarity
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Regulating AI is essential. It's the how that needs clarity, and soon. I wrote about the imminent risks AI poses to elections in Fortune – relevant to many discussions coming up this week at #UNGA2023
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AI White Paper focuses on existing regulators and CMA leadership
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I think its a bit more nuanced than that. The AI White Paper focuses on existing regulators. There's a nice example of this working well with a very comprehensive report from the CMA out today. https://
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lications/ai-foundation-models-initial-report
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AI Impact on Publishing: Industry Protection Strategies
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How AI impacts the publishing sector, and what needs to be done to protect that industry. Publishing has spent over 30 years grappling with tech upheavals, and now #AI is here – for both good and ill. What are the key issues? #OpenAI #Publishing #research
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Regulations and centralization are not inherently problematic
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yes, regulations are not inherently bad. centralized is not inherently bad. it isn't my claim either.
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TESCREAL Think Tanks and AI Talking Points Criticism
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Not you getting talking points from TESCREAL think tanks. Truly depressing to see.
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Bringing People Together for Generative AI Decision-Making
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Bringing People Together to Inform Decision-Making on Generative AI
#AI #AIio #BigData #ML #NLU #Futureofwork @nigelwalsh @pbouillaud @PatrickGunz_CH @pierrepinna @RebekahRadice @Ronald_vanLoon @sbmeunier
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Regulation Stifles Innovation and Causes Market Capture
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Wow this was good and educational. Worth watching twice. Regulation leads to capture by the industry being regulated and according to Noble prize winner George Stigler, always leads to a net loss for society. And @bgurley says regulation blocks innovation and kills prosperity. https://t.co/hGYr9Oj2sC
— Bob Gourley – e/acc (@bobgourley) 17 septembre 2023Wow this was good and educational. Worth watching twice. Regulation leads to capture by the industry being regulated and according to Noble prize winner George Stigler, always leads to a net loss for society. And @bgurley says regulation blocks innovation and kills prosperity.
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Open-Source Regulation: Incumbent Bias and Balanced Policy
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If you're going to make this quote about Open-Source — It's only fanatical and extreme if you stop reading halfway and assume that I'm anti-regulation in totality?
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Regulatory Capture and AI: The Paradox of Tech Regulation
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if regulatory capture is casual, then nothing here is "straightforward". that's gurley's point precisely. You can't argue that regulation would've been better for everyone involved while simultaneously acknowledging that regulatory capture is occuring and its bad — it becomes an