Are you noticing more viral, bizarre photos on Facebook? AI-generated images are now being incorporated into spam and scams since the technology became available. A new preprint paper from HAI affiliate Renee DiResta (
@noUpside
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AI-Generated Images Used in Facebook Spam and Scams
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NVIDIA Partnership Announcement New AI Integration Capabilities
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That’s a wrap on an incredible week at @NVIDIAGTC
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Open Source AI startups challenge big tech giants with potential risks
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Mistral AI, Hugging Face and others are betting they can stand up to OpenAI and big tech firms by making their technology open source—but it could lead to more risk than reward, @bellelin_ reports.
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AI-Generated Election Misinformation: Rules Easily Manipulated
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It turns out rules designed to prevent fake election-related images are easy to manipulate. @StanfordHAI
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Legal implications of database access in computational era
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MAY THEIR MEMORY BE A BLESSING! About once a week I think about the terrorism charges they would have faced had they done what they did then, now, and accessed computational databases in the process.
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Ethical Data Sabotage: Privacy Through Non-Collection
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Great thread for those interested in why I'm a big fan of ethical sabotage in tech. Tl;dr — the best way to preserve privacy is not to collect data. The second best way is to destroy the data.
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Neuralink Privacy Concerns: AI and Thought Surveillance Society
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It’s a given that once Neuralink becomes pervasive our thoughts will be considered “open” content, where we’ll be demonized for wanting to have some form of privacy or agency, correct? That’s the societal precedent being set now with GenAI. How boring, predictable, and deadly.
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Axelera AI transforms surveillance into intelligent security solutions
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Come and meet us at the @ISCEvents in Las Vegas, April 9-12! Experience how we can accelerate your innovation by transforming traditional surveillance systems into intelligent security solutions. Schedule a meeting https://t.co/f4HnN1Tp2J pic.twitter.com/pnuTKmE4N6
— Axelera AI (@AxeleraAI) 21 mars 2024Come and meet us at the @ISCEvents in Las Vegas, April 9-12! Experience how we can accelerate your innovation by transforming traditional surveillance systems into intelligent security solutions. Schedule a meeting https://
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AI Products: Adtech Classifiers and Facial Recognition Systems
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Since, then I’ve written about entirely new products built using AI, from adtech classifiers used to target individuals, to facial recognition systems built by scraping faces from around the world:
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Proposing reciting copyrighted text for red-teaming exercises
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Reciting copyrighted text is good. Not too hard, attack success is mostly binary, and it’s unambiguously prohibited but inoffensive in a classroom. Also maybe have them blue-team system prompts that set new policies (e.g. keeping a secret) and red-team each other’s work.