L'IA va remplacer les codeurs. Chacun pourra coder en discutant avec une machine. C'est ce que j'écrivais dans mon livre Disruption en 2018 et que vient de déclarer le CEO de NVIDIA. En 2018 les démago de la tech disaient qu'il fallait d'urgence apprendre aux enfants à coder… https://
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NVIDIA CEO: AI Will Replace Coders, Making Everyone a Programmer
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AGI Race: Which Country Controls The Optimal Solver First?
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If countries were actually pursuing AGI, it would be a frantic race over which country is controlled first by the provably optimal problem solving agent, but it’s not like the other countries will not be run by it too. AGI should easily outsmart all human level governace.
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Systemic Issues vs Individual Choices in AI Ethics
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You're mistaking systemic issues for individual choices. IMO.
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People Want Love, Fulfillment, and Resources Over Mere Work
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I disagree. This is not what people want. People want to be loved, to have a significant and fulfilling life, to have time for pleasure and exploration alongside meaningful work, and to be afforded the resources to do so.
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Workers as Button-Pushers: The Risk of Tech Concentration
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I'm sure a future where "workers just push the buttons we give them, and only we know how they work" is not a bad position for incumbents and "button making companies." But it's not something we should accept or celebrate as progress! https://
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Reframing AI Labor Exploitation as Noble Protection
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Don't call them servants. Peasants under the protection of benevolent Nobles, please.
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Who Defines ‘We’ in AI Development and Governance
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Of course we can. But whom the "we" pronoun encompasses becomes critical to whether we actually do or not.
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Why I Don’t Believe in ‘The Economy’
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Not to be flip, but this is why I don't believe in "the economy"
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AI Ethics as Corporate PR Strategy Mid-2010s Tech
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As someone who was around when AI ethics sprung forth, largely from within large tech companies in the mid 2010s, IMO primarily to serve as something to point to when GC's and CEO's were asked "what are you doing about these problems?"–I'm not surprised.
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AI Systems and Political Economy: Questioning Empowerment Claims
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IP is not a terrain I have much faith in, one way or the other. That aside, from whence the faith in these systems "unlocking latent expressive and intellectual capabilities of billions" given the political economic landscape within which they're being created, licensed, used?