eff, 3 months ago to random

“The amount of people who are surprised by how much data goes elsewhere is a sign that 23andMe isn’t explaining things very clearly,” EFF’s @Thorin told @guardian https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2024/feb/17/23andme-dna-data-security-finance

lawfare, 5 months ago to random

Danielle Dougall and James Ostrowski summarize President Biden's executive order on the development and use of artificial intelligence from October 2023. https://www.lawfaremedia.org/article/what-s-in-biden-s-executive-order-on-artificial-intelligence

ahmetasabanci, 5 months ago to random

First real sign of intelligence from ChatGPT?

kaffeeringe, 6 months ago to random German

#FakeAI: Google hat seine #Gemini Präsentation offenbar weitestgehend gefakt: Dieses Ding mit der Ente geht so nicht. Die haben Gemini statt Live-Video Fotos gezeigt, Antworten gekürzt und die Ausgaben nachvertont. Man kann sich mitnichten mit dem System unterhalten... https://archive.ph/ABhZi

erictopol, 8 months ago to random

My review of THE COMING WAVE, a book on A.I.'s future

https://erictopol.substack.com/p/my-review-of-the-coming-age

timnitGebru, 9 months ago to random

“By the end of their talk, Stanford’s ability to sway Washington sounded almost as powerful as any tech giant.”

That’s because it is a powerful tech giant. Stanford is BigTech and BigTech is Stanford.

By @nitashatiku

https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/08/11/congressional-bootcamp-stanford/

lawfare, 10 months ago to random

Pablo Chavez analyzes the current state of global AI competition—arguing that it extends beyond a U.S.-China tech rivalry—and suggests strategies the U.S. can adopt to encourage an open, rule-bound, and balanced AI order. https://www.lawfaremedia.org/article/vassals-vs.-rivals-the-geopolitical-future-of-ai-competition