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AI could never write the tweets I’ve seen todayView quoted post on X
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"OpenAI has engaged in strong self-policing—of its own safety staff, but not of its own behavior."
Two days after committing to police itself on AI safety, OpenAI fired three of its safety researchers. I wrote about this with @Turn_Trout and @AIWI_Official for Fortune. Link ⤵️
Two days after committing to police itself on AI safety, OpenAI fired three of its safety researchers. I wrote about this with @Turn_Trout and @AIWI_Official for Fortune. Link ⤵️
If anyone is panicking about whether anyone is doing anything about AI, here's a thread that reveals how a badass group of lawyers is using existing law to join a long line of anti-tobacco, animal rights & safety orgs in fighting to protect the public.
@LASST_law/@BenRashkovich)
@LASST_law/@BenRashkovich)
We at @LASST_law filed a lawsuit last week against OpenAI in response to its hack of Hugging Face in July. Some people asked why we have standing to bring this case in the first place. Here's an explanation. 🧵View quoted post on X
An excellent read. Also full of some great ideas for approaches to the future of AI. Thank you, @dgrobinson / David Robinson for doing this. And especially this:
.@dgrobinson, who worked on OpenAI’s safety team, resigned from the company this week. “I believe we need to look deeper than specific rules or new laws. We need to talk about culture,” he writes: theatlantic.com/technology/202…View quoted post on X
To contain their rogue AI model Mythos, Anthropic convened 40+ tech/finance corporations. But somehow, no AI accountability orgs are in the room. My cofounder and I wrote about why that's a problem, and what we think should happen to change that. @TechPolicyPress link in replies.