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I’m excited to share a new paper in Nature that shows how large language models launder the strategic rhetoric of authoritarian states. Paper here: www.nature.com/articles/s41.... A thread.
Damn this would have been a perfect quote for the newsletter I *just* sent out
This is the summer of micro-papers: small ideas, shared freely, archived for posterity. I've had 2 separate emails and multiple new citations based on my micro-paper I wrote for micro-papers back in 2023.
yes, and — even worse: today AI systems today enforce *existing austerity* of our public benefits systems and social safety net, helping facilitate determinations of who is worthy and not of care, food, unemployment, etc. only made worse by OBBBA's Medicaid cuts + work require…
Rising DRAM prices are driving "forced premiumization" in the smartphone market in India and Africa, as consumers in the sub-$200 segment risk being priced out (David Oks) Main Link | Techmeme Permalink
The Time My Students Used AI in Their Final Reflections – and I Liked It! My reflections on my students' end-of-semester reflections blog.mahabali.me/educational-...
Totally shameless plug, but our team at @aspendigital.bsky.social made a bunch of resources (originally for journalists, but we've seen them used all over) to introduce some fundamental concepts in "AI," genAI, etc. www.aspendigital.org/report/ai-101/ Printer-friendly in case …
It might have been this: pair.withgoogle.com/explorables/... IBM had an "AI Fairness 360" thing but the pages no longer seem to load, so I may have been remembering that.
AI fairness folks, help me out? I know that back circa... 2018 or so, there were some handy interactives that had demonstrations of how different definitions of fairness could lead to different model behavior. I'm struggling to track down the links now. Can you point me?