At a time when artificial intelligence technology is learning to mimic human behavior, there is growing concern around the world that this rapid development could lead to new challenges, including job losses and increased misinformation. Included.
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Worrying:
"#ChatGPT Chief Executive Sam #Altman later told reporters that "all the heads are surprisingly on the same page about what needs to be done."
This probably mean that oversight and legislation will be less than #BigTech had feared.
VP [#Harris...S]He said that the private sector has a moral and legal responsibility to ensure the safety and security of...
As AI continues to advance and its tools become evermore integrated into the daily lives of tech consumers, the White House has unveiled executive actions to "mitigate" the risks it could have on the American public.
Their representative polls found that "the further away from the GP, the less people are willing to share their #HealthData" and yet BEUC concludes that while data use by medical profl's should require #OptIn consent, for secondary use by #BigPharma and #BigTech an #OptOut option is enough. ❓❓❓
Reminds me of the time when The Next Web, an adtech company, asked me and some other folks to say “I told you so” about Facebook, another adtech company.¹
I said I‘d only do it if I could call them out at the same time. They agreed.
You know why?
Because the fuckers knew they’d still make money from the article… via adtech!
In case you’re wondering how little old Kitten performs in the tests of the Big Boys…
(And that’s from a development build of a Domain page, not a deployment build so no compression, live reload script in page, etc.)
Turns out it’s pretty easy to ace such tests when you’re not spending cycles and code doing horrible things to people in your web pages (like tracking their every move and attempting to exploit their behaviour for profit). 🤔
If you have no intention of reading "Traffic" by Ben Smith (my hand raised here), read this from @jeffjarvis instead.
"BuzzFeed, Gawker, The Huffington Post, etc. were not new media at all. They were the last gasp of old media, trying to keep the old ways alive with new tricks. What comes next — what is actually new — has yet to be invented."
Vor einigen Jahren noch hätte ich da einiges sehr kritisch gesehen.
Heute stimme ich dir zu.
Vermutlich war da Musks Twitter-Übername und die dann auch bei den anderen #BigTech-Unternehmen eingeleiteten Massenentlassungen der letzte Anstoß für mich.
Big Tech is trying to monopolize all communication and collaboration tools on the planet. This would be terrible for our future. The Open Source community needs to prevent this.