The first topic for our Second Annual #Quantum Village Debate: "The Quantum Village believes individual citizen privacy will be enhanced with the fielding of new quantum technologies." David Joseph will argue for the proposition
Troy Mills will argue against. You will vote.
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Quantum Technologies and Citizen Privacy: Second Annual Debate
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Proper Test and Evaluation Framework for AI Models
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And lastly, our vision for what we believe proper test and evaluation of models really requires:
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Ecosystem Approach for AI Development and Governance
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Lastly, we believe this requires a whole of ecosystem approach, involving many stakeholders: – Model developers
– Enterprises and users
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Critical AI Risks: Bioweapons, Cyberattacks, Bias and Privacy
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There are a number of very real risks: – Bioweapons
– Cyberattacks
– Bias
– Misinformation
– Privacy breaches
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Hybrid Approach to AI Capability Testing and Risk Evaluation
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Our platform is built to both continually monitor and evaluate capabilities, and measure risks and vulnerabilities via red teaming. In particular, we believe in a hybrid approach to test and evaluation which involves both automated evaluation and expert evaluations.
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Scale AI Launches LLM Test and Evaluation Platform
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Today, alongside our collaboration with the @WhiteHouse and @DEFCON in an evaluation of the leading LLMs— @scale_ai is announcing the release of our Test and Evaluation platform and approach to enable for safe and scalable deployment of AI systems. Read thread for more
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AI-Generated Art Raises Copyright and Creative Integrity Concerns
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AI-generated art has quite literally taken the world by storm. It has allowed anyone to create art using language prompts, raising important questions and concerns around using copyrighted material for training, creative integrity, and industrialization of art. So, how can
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Employer Email Access Privacy Concerns Upon Employee Departure
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also: i know that a persons's work emails aren't technically theirs…but it still feels really weird to me that bosses often get their employers' inboxes when they leave the gig. i get it but also…feels…kinda invasive!
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Legal Data Pipelines Enable AI Projects to Survive Criticism
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If there is such a plausible data pipeline that makes it legal, then it'd be easy to keep the project online in the face of criticism.
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AI Advocates’ Blind Support Fuels Copyright Infringement Concerns
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The outrage is made worse by the fact pro-AI droids don't understand what's going on and blindly will encourage infringement for all its applications… (Including top personalities in the space.)