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The Who's Who of AI

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Established AI business Signal 15d ago

AHM Statement on OpenAI’s October 6 Release of Mathematical Documents

3 directory members surfaced this signal.

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“Powerful statement from mathematicians around the world. “We urge mathematicians to discontinue their work with OpenAI and to return to a vision of science that centers human understanding.” The backlash to AI is only just beginning. terrytao.wordpress.com/…”

Established Models & releases Signal 4d ago

Anthropic raises prospect of ai cash handouts for the publi

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“Anthropic exploits the work of millions of creatives without paying them. This is not absolved by donating a fraction of the ill-gotten gains to the ‘public good’. If you want to work for the ‘public good’, start by not exploiting people. www.telegraph.co.u…”

Established AI field signal Signal 9d ago

theaustralian.com.au

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“I wrote in The Australian about why bowing to lobbying from AI companies on copyright would be such a bad idea for Australians, and for creatives around the world. The Australian government must not legalise the theft of our creative work on its soil. www.t…”