Thinking about rules for children, rules in the workplace, and regulations.
SOCIETY
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Politicians embrace automation as workforce enhancer, not destroyer
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Another vibe shift: politicians seem to increasingly agree that automation is a good thing! "Robot tech is also changing, looking less like a destroyer of blue-collar worlds and more as an enhancer. We’ve seen cobots — collaborative and mobile robots that work with humans rather
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Mental erosion and psychological impact of AI technology
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Same, sadly. Mental erosion seems to be well underway.
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AI App Censorship and Cross-Border Content Moderation Challenges
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It's unusual that this app allows foreigners to interact with Chinese, breaking the firewall. I predict it won't last once serious censorship issues arise. Can they find and remove every AI-generated version of the "tank man" photo? Look for them to block accounts with
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OpenAI shifts military AI policy stance between 2023 and 2024
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OPENAI – clearly setting out to build AI in a way that is open and accessible and useful for everyone – but not the military – that vibe (amongst others) has certainly shifted for the lightouse AI player… 2023: "No models for the military” 2024: "Let’s put AI into
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Anthropic’s shift from AI risk discourse to Claude adoption
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ANTHROPIC is another favorite, as is the broader safety / x-risk vibe shift…more on this tomorrow in a longer piece on @airstreetpress 2023: "AI could kill us all” 2024: "Plz use Claude"
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Ethical UX Research with Vulnerable Communities: Reducing Burden
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We like this thoughtful thread from @sft7la about making the research process less burdensome when it involves vulnerable communities, taking into account the time, money, opportunity cost, and emotional toll https://
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Is AI Making Us Dumber Research Paper Analysis
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Here's a link to the paper: https://
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AI cognitive offloading decreases critical thinking abilities study
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A new research paper looks at how AI affects people's ability to think critically. It also looks at how age, education level and occupation affected cognitive offloading, critical thinking and AI usage. "As cognitive offloading increases, critical thinking decreases."