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New Agents & robotics Signal 14h ago

The Oversight Fallacy: Why AI Agents Require More than Humans-in-the-Loop - Data & Society

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Why this matches Policy & governance reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Data & Society
“📣 New! As AI agents are increasing used for daily tasks, their relative autonomy challenges traditional means of human oversight. Samir Passi & Ranjit Singh show why oversight can't rest on individual users alone, w specific recommendations for builders and…” evidence ↗
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“📣 New! As AI agents are increasing used for daily tasks, their relative autonomy challenges traditional means of human oversight. Samir Passi & Ranjit Singh show why oversight can't rest on individual users alone, w specific recommendations for builders and…”

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Established AI field signal Analysis 6d ago
municipal government AI models essay

What If Municipal Governments Built Their Own AI Models? - Data & Society

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Why this matches Policy & governance reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Data & Society
“To make govt services more accessible & accountable, @baricks.bsky.social, @boston.gov’s aleja jimenez jaramillo & @megyoung0.bsky.social call on state & local govts to explore collectively-governed “in-house” alternatives to commercial language translation…” evidence ↗
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“To make govt services more accessible & accountable, @baricks.bsky.social, @boston.gov’s aleja jimenez jaramillo & @megyoung0.bsky.social call on state & local govts to explore collectively-governed “in-house” alternatives to commercial language translation…”

Primary source datasociety.net ↗