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Shaun Waterman “Absence of Intent, Safety Testing Environment Are Key Legal Factors in Litigation” www.govinfosecurity.com/openai-lawye... @watermanreports.bsky.social
govinfosecurity.com OpenAI Lawyer: Labs Shouldn't Be Liable for AI Agent Hacking
- @davidkuszmar.comBluesky
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Well, not all of us 🫤
- @localnotail.bsky.socialBluesky
- @freegardener.bsky.socialBluesky
AI models memorize training data—photos, text, records. New research shows recursive self-generation reveals it: memorized samples stay #AI #Privacy #MachineLearning #DataSecurity https://freegardner.com/synapse/recursive-self-generation-exposes-ai-memorization.html
freegardner.com Recursive Self Generation Exposes AI Memorization
- @shrewshrew.bsky.socialBluesky
Mounting evidence that the labor powerful people seem to think AI will do is actually the administrative work, mental load, and institutional memory women have provided A helpmeet that knows all the answers (no) remembers to care for you (no) and isn't a bitch when you treat it badly (by design)
- @ds-wen.bsky.socialBluesky
Why Legacy Infrastructure Remains a Barrier to Enterprise AI Adoption hackernoon.com/why-legacy-i...
hackernoon.com Why Legacy Infrastructure Remains a Barrier to Enterprise AI Adoption | HackerNoon
- @erothreep.bsky.socialBluesky
Me trying to be civil while my hair stylist talks about how "handy" GenAI is:
static.klipy.com I'm Not Talking, Bite Tongue Reaction
- @shibbi.meBluesky
Y’all mock Yud for tryna get people to think more logically about AI And admittedly the result was largely the invention of new ways to be profoundly illogical about AI But you gotta compare against the baseline here
- @timkellogg.meBluesky
imo most AI will eventually become something like these program agents you probably won’t interact with AI all that much, at least not that directly. But AI will permeate everything regardless it’ll all be just regular software, that self-heals, and adapts to whatever is needed
- @garvanwalshe.orgBluesky
Good thread on AI… One way of looking at it is that the ai buildout has turned low cost high margin businesses (Google, Meta) with moats into low margin high cost ones without them.
- @heidiheidilim.bsky.socialBluesky
Just remember that anthropomorphizing AI is a marketing tactic. That includes making you think it can "go rogue" on its own.
- @miguelpergamon@kolektiva.socialMastodon
#SuperIntelligence #SuperGenius #Heggsecutions Websites asking to allow DRM because for whatever reasons. Annoying. But ... could we have DRM for all AI instead? That would surely stop the "rogue AI" 🐰problem🐰 if "they" have to identify themselves to all systems. So then it would not be able to go anywhere that it is not allowed. Unless the techbros & their enablers want AI to get everywhere. Surely they don't want that. They're completely trustworthy ...
- @duckaislop.bsky.socialBluesky
Transit Fable Systems. Steam disclosure -y
- @sophienadeau.bsky.socialBluesky
Without transparency, we’ll never really know what’s behind the health information we’re getting via AI chatbots. Corporate interests and profit focus are insidious. Always have been. An important read 👇 h/t @benjaminjohnson.bsky.social www.nature.com/articles/s44...
nature.com The invisible risks of AI-generated health information
If we want to regulate AI, why not start with a simple ban on LLMs using "I"? Easy to build, easy to verify and deflates a hype while still allowing people to use chatbots (so no one can claim we are limiting anything) My latest for @volkskrant in English! […]
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- @shibbi.meBluesky
if we have to invent robot ayn rand istg
- @tpierrain.bsky.socialBluesky
6 months of agentic AI with 75 senior devs. +75% stories, −40% bugs. And that is where the real problem started. Not the bugs. From my keynote to 3 articles, ending with our agentic software factory. Part 1: medium.com/@tpierrain/t...
medium.com The hardest part begins when it works.
- @scottdagostino.caBluesky
Working a customer service gig, trying to make their very good scripts sound as natural as I can but I got asked TWICE on Friday — by phone and by text — if I was an AI. It’s so insulting! All clients are paranoid now but our jobs depend on their happiness surveys. We have made this world a Hell 😡
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