The paper has stimulated some fruitful discussions, but it does require the opposing viewpoint to write a paper because the arguments are not very strong IMHO and should not be left to stand unchallenged.
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Legal Framework for Text and Data Mining in AI
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[🅲] Legal Problems The paper focuses on the U.S. jurisdiction; however it digs into German Law in order to find legal support for TDM since there is no such concept in U.S. Copyright Law.
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Categorical Assertions in AI Documentation Risk Misinterpretation
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The major objections I have with it is that the body itself contains many categorical assertions, which are defended by the fact the conclusion is reasonable. Unfortunately, this means people will quote the details to support their own opinions, thus causing a downward spiral.
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Authoritative Controversial Content Presentation Ethics Problem
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If it was a less opinionated tutorial, or an opinion piece not presented as correct, this would be fine, but the middle ground is a 60+ page paper that looks authoritative and yet it's controversial by design and everything can be disagreed with.
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Copyright paradox neural network weights inference time
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The resulting paper, which was written since then, coincidentally advocates that there are no Copyrights on weights and that those are non-expressive representations, and yet those get reassembled magically into expressions that can be Copyrighted at inference time.
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ACM Fellows 2022 Recognition in AI Research
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Congratulations to my peer @TheOfficialACM Fellows 2022! It is an honor to be part of this group!
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AI Decision-Making: Countering the Outsourcing Concerns
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AI doomers are quick to point out that AI is the only tech humans have developed that can make decisions. How do we counter the argument that outsourcing our decisions is bad for humanity? (FYI, an AI made the attached picture of an AI making decisions).
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Stochastic Parrots Paper Accessible via ACM Digital Library
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Thank you, @cher0x801 Also — Stochastic Parrots was published as Open Access. There's absolutely no need to point to random storage locations. It will remain accessible at its point of publication in the ACM Digital Library:
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Moral Outsourcing: Removing Humans From AI Accountability
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"Too often when we talk of the “problem” of AI, we remove the human from the picture. We practise a form of what the social scientist and tech developer Rumman Chowdhury calls “moral outsourcing”: blaming machines for human decisions." >>
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SARS-CoV-2 Causes Nerve Cell Fusion in Brain Organoids
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Not a pretty picture.
Fusion of nerve cells after #SARSCoV2 exposure in human brain organoids with loss of function https://
science.org/doi/10.1126/sc
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… @ScienceAdvances