Okay, aside from the fact that we need real regulation, not toothless "voluntary commitments" that they're only going to "start" working on, I'm super curious about the collection of companies involved here: https://
theverge.com/2023/7/21/2380
2274/artificial-intelligence-meta-google-openai-white-house-security-safety
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Tech Giants Face Pressure for Real AI Regulation Not Voluntary Commitments
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Strengthening LLM Lawsuits Through Critical Feedback Analysis
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To be clear, I don't believe it's beneficial for anyone to blindly support lawsuits when there are improvements to be made. It's not just this one but the LLM one v OpenAI particularly. Criticism, regardless who it's from, should be integrated to make the complaints stronger…
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White House Secures Voluntary AI Safety Commitments from Tech Companies
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The White House got voluntary commitments from tech companies to self-manage AI risks. Interesting notes include: AI watermarks, not disclosing model weights, having external audits, and prioritizing research on societal risks. Much weaker than the EU. https://
whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/
statements-releases/2023/07/21/fact-sheet-biden-harris-administration-secures-voluntary-commitments-from-leading-artificial-intelligence-companies-to-manage-the-risks-posed-by-ai/
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Google AI and Partnership AI Collaborate on Safety Best Practices
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Glad to see @GoogleAI continuing to do great work with @PartnershipAI on safety best practices and synthetic media. These kinds of industry collaborations are exactly why we started PAI waaay back in 2016. Great work!
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White House Discusses First Steps on AI Safety
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Looking forward to discussing these great first steps on AI safety with @POTUS today at the @WhiteHouse
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White House and AI Labs Partner on Large Model Development Safety
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Today we’re proud to announce that working alongside the White House, we are partnering with other major AI labs, to take a proactive and precautionary approach to the development of the very largest AI models. This announcement is a small but positive first step, but let’s
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OpenAI commits to AI safety security trustworthiness standards
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OpenAI and other leading AI labs are making a set of voluntary commitments to reinforce the safety, security and trustworthiness of AI technology and our services. An important step in advancing meaningful and effective AI governance around the world.
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Government strengthens encryption protection in Online Safety Bill
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Government boosts protection for encryption in Online Safety Bill but civil society groups concerned #Technology #Tech #FutureTech https://
computerweekly.com/news/366545199
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AI Ethics and Moral Leadership for Societal Integration
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If not properly managed, the moral consequences of artificial intelligence could negatively impact its integration into our economy and society. Leaders must rely on the guiding principles that govern our current societal ethics. Microblog @antgrasso #AI #AIEthics
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AI Experts Warn of Uncontrollable Algorithms Within Years
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But, after listing pointers to work on the real harms of so-called "AI", he also adds: "Leading AI experts worry that the pace of progress may produce algorithms that are difficult to control in a matter of years." with a link to coverage of Hinton's AI doomerism media tour. >>