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Researcher with public evidence across AI research, Culture, work & education, Responsible AI.
LLMs including ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude are obsessed with telling stories about lighthouse keepers and clockmakers, and one character named 'Elias Thorne' has made his way from chatbots to Amazon books. Researchers are trying to discover why.
Very excited to see this launch! The Library of Babel Group is proud to be on this list, a collaborative venture with Karen Hao, We and AI, DAIR, and Refugee Law Lab. airesistlist.org
While we’re on the subject of companies and journalists locating accountability in “AI” instead of the companies that design, test, and deploy their models, can I remind everyone that the UN, of all places, is doing the exact same thing? www.techpolicy.press/how-the-uns-...
Yeah, I really really need people to understand this part: Literally every output from a large language model based chatbot is a "hallucination"— is bullshit. That basic response that looks right but is factually wrong? Bullshit. That response that looks right and… www.nytimes…
Listening rn to the launch of the AI Resist List, w/ presentations by partner members, at London Data Week. Sometimes when you're worn down, the universe gives you precisely what you need. 😍 Congrats to @weandai.bsky.social for what sounds like it was an amazing day's of progr…
In case folks - patients or medical professionals - might find it useful, here's an edited version of a letter I sent to my own physician(s) about the reasons I refuse the use of ambient scribes.
Luciano Floridi on LinkedIn: “Loosen your food processor's lid on purpose. Set it to maximum. Then issue a grave press release about the soup on your ceiling. That, more or less, is what OpenAI did this week.”
My daughter: “Never date a guy who uses AI. Because he doesn’t understand consent.”
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