This is probably preaching to the choir here, but @jonathanzong.com and @frank.computer have a 🔥 new @techpolicypress.bsky.social op-ed on how AI co-opts, tokenizes, denigrates, and drains the political economy of disability rights. 1/2
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If you’re only bummed at anti-AI folks for opportunistically invoking IP-adjacent concerns as a proxy for AI policy priorities, I’m sorry to report you‘ve not reached the limits of your disappointment
With the caveat that Ed's posts are pretty hyperbolic, I think this is at least directionally right about the likelihood that costs will go up, not down, if what's happening in the software industry is any indication.
There's a budding revival of late-90s/early-2000s cyberlibertariansm (these ideas on open source AI, enshittification, etc.) that correctly diagnoses problems with concentrated corporate power and then doubles down on *the exact same* law/policy/politics of hyper-individualism…
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Sam Gregory analyzes Apple's new Reference Image feature on the iPhone 18 Pro — "a serious piece of engineering, and a genuine response to the epistemic crisis of AI" — and the unanswered questions it raises.
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Barf. Microsoft's AI CEO gave some of the most subtly offensive possible responses to @reckless.bsky.social's grilling here. The worst were the retreats on metrics and value of generative AI services, which implied an shockingly low opinion (and understanding) of human needs a…
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Substance aside, pretty extraordinary to see the DOJ attack the credibility of the Register of Copyrights in a public filing like this (from the U.S. OpenAI copyright MDL).
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