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ah, i like that idea, and it neatly parallels my other piece, charitydotwtf.substack.com/p/ai-enthusi...
as promised, here is my post on AI and ethics. I think unilateral disarmament in the face of powerful new tools is neither wise nor effective. I think those of us in tech have a particular responsibility to engage, participate and build better solutions. charitydotwtf.substack…
People really hate AI mandates -- unsurprisingly, since most are terrible. But they don't have to be. Used wisely, the mandate is an effective tool for driving and funding organizational change. More in my piece, "In defense of AI mandates." charitydotwtf.substack.com/p/in-def…
here's cory doctorow, as much of an anti-AI crusader as anyone, saying this last week (around the 38 min mark): "i've worked on copyright for 25 years. anyone who tells you that it's a slam dunk that training a model is a copyright infringement is blowing smoke." www.youtube.c…
i would never claim to be 100% culturally aligned with them as a company. but their approach to engineering rigor is top notch. here's another: www.intercom.com/blog/ai-is-a...
i would 10000% fund second language instruction in all schools. they do in europe. i really enjoyed some of this guy's writing on education recently. thepatrickdempsey.substack.com/p/ai-complet...
i wrote a piece on sunday about engineering discipline, and i was thinking about how it looks when applied to nondeterministic systems ... how how they may change or evolve. charitydotwtf.substack.com/p/ai-demands...
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writing my second response on AI, this one on ethics. here's my list, what am I missing? come on bsky, you were built for this day 😉 * datacenters that are too loud and use fresh water * data labeling work that is extractive & exploitative, chasing low pay * models trained on data without consent
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