New AI research from
@CNBC
and
@SurveyMonkey
: “Workers who use AI at work are nearly twice as likely to be concerned about its impact on their job, compared with those who do not use AI at work (60% very or somewhat concerned vs. 35%).”
SOCIETY
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AI Workers Face Job Impact Concerns: Survey Reveals Worry Trends
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Rebuilding Human-Centered Communities and Institutions
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Not just cities and not just cars. It is important and imperative, now more than ever, to rebuild all of our relationships, organizations, institutions, and communities by refocusing on humans.
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Technology Development and Society’s Trust in Governance
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When one works on developing new technology, one must trust society and its institutions to do the right thing with it.
The problems you list, Tim, already exist and are dealt with by the political process. Risks of increased unemployment and wealth inequality are dealt with by -
@aibreakfast — 2023-12-19
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It will essentially mark the end of the 50,000 year Human Era. Not that humans will disappear – but we will be assigned a backseat to a superintelligence.
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How Far We’ve Come: 1984 to 2026 Timeline
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We are now as far from 1984 now as 1984 is from 1776.
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McRaven and Manyika discuss AI’s future and responsible leadership
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Join Ret. Admiral William McRaven & Google’s SVP of Research, Technology & Society, James Manyika, as they discuss the future of AI, its potential to benefit society, & the crucial role of leadership in its responsible development. Watch the full video → https://t.co/cTllm7nzzw pic.twitter.com/hWr0Hg5G9k
— Google AI (@GoogleAI) 18 décembre 2023Join Ret. Admiral William McRaven & Google’s SVP of Research, Technology & Society, James Manyika, as they discuss the future of AI, its potential to benefit society, & the crucial role of leadership in its responsible development. Watch the full video → https://
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EU AI Act: Key negotiations and US implications analysis
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Top AI stories of 2023: Politicians and technologists analyzed the major areas of negotiation in the EU AI Act, and how it could impact the U.S. https://
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Prioritizing Current AI Solutions Over Long-term Speculation
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I’m with @ylecun and @AndrewYNg on this. I feel it is more responsible to devote greater effort to solving today’s problems (e.g. climate, health, energy, poverty, safety, communication, bias and discrimination, education) than to cultist AI long term speculation.
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GPT-5 Will Surpass Doctors in Medical Expertise Soon
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One think we shouldn’t forget is how GPT 5 and more will be in a year or so much better than any doctor.
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Nuclear Weapons vs AI: Understanding Design Intent Differences
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Nuclear weapons are designed to wipe out entire cities.
AI is designed to amplify human intelligence.
See the difference?