"The AI Bill of Rights has become one kind of infrastructure, diffuse and informal, but generative." Bad administrations can repeal good policies, but they can't stop others building on them. Superb piece, @alondra.bsky.social
Jack Stilgoe
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The Pope has done a rather lovely critique of technological instrumentalism for AI www.vatican.va/content/leo-...
- Pope Leo XIV's 42,300-word Magnifica Humanitas, signed May 15 and published May 25, addresses AI as the central challenge to human dignity.
- The encyclical states AI systems are 'cultivated' not 'built' and explicitly denies they possess experience, a body, or the capacity to feel pain.
- Anthropic co-founder Chris Olah spoke at the Vatican's May 25 presentation alongside theologians and three cardinals.
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V important discussion. I also like this one... research.google/pubs/the-rea...
I have an essay in this new collection from @artscouncilengland.bsky.social. www.artscouncil.org.uk/sites/defaul... A quick thread on my argument 🧵
Recent commentary
I've been reviewing some of the footage from the 2023 AI Summit. We should have talked more about Monocle Man.
It would be good if journalists could stop asking AI leaders about jobs. The AI leaders don't know about jobs, and it's the topic they want to talk about, as it's clearly not their responsibility.
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