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New Policy & governance Development 7h ago
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Germany AI migration draft law bias

Germany's Draft Law on AI in Migration Raises Rights and Bias Concerns

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Justin Hendrix Tech Policy Press

“Germany's cabinet approved a bill in July that would allow AI use in visa, residence and asylum procedures. Natalie Welfens, Josefine Flesch and Bernard Quante unpack the rights and bias concerns it raises. buff.ly/SZWJ2GO”

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New Responsible AI Analysis 20h ago
Joanna Bryson AI ethics interview

Yapay Zekayı Suçlayamazsınız! | Prof. Joanna Bryson ile AI Etiği ve Geleceğimiz

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Joanna Bryson

“This was a pretty good interview about generative AI and liabilities, but if you don't speak Turkish you might want to skip forward to around minute 5:30 where I start talking www.youtube.com/watch?v=lC1G...”

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3 experts · 58 posts · 3h ago
Liz Fong-Jones (方禮真) Doll austin
Liz Fong-Jones (方禮真): for an engineer like me who is maximally using Sonnet, and hasn't yet switched to a local model, it's about $6k a month, or $72k a year. it is a very very hefty fraction of the salary, & is going t…
Liz Fong-Jones (方禮真): this is definitely not technology that, at the moment, you want put in the hands of the average white-collar worker right now, you'd be better off just hiring more workers, rather than pay for the …
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4 experts · 19 posts · 3h ago
Ted Underwood Tim Kellogg Scott McGrath Colin
Multiple readings Concern & critique · 1 Research & technical analysis · 1 Questions & unknowns · 1
Tim Kellogg: 8 very interesting plots regarding AI sentiment
Tim Kellogg: tbc these are opinions, and while it is a fact that someone had an opinion, an opinion doesn’t necessarily predict the future, even at scale
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3 experts · 28 posts · 14h ago
Dan Hon tweety fish ae
tweety fish: lol I mean come the fuck on man. Of course it fucking is. If you hate AI enough to avoid any software coded using it—fine! supportable! go with god!—then at least use a fucking modicum of critical …
tweety fish: “Wow this would probably take like a hundred+ hours of work if you weren’t using AI and is super polished and elaborate and was made and released on a lark, not going to think about that any furthe…
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2 experts · 12 posts · 1d ago
Amy Hoy jason.energy
Shared emphasis Opportunity & adoption · 2
jason.energy: this is probably going to be unpopular but: I think atproto’s best mainstream opportunity right now is if the AI labs realize that converting all the content on the internet into clean, structured …
jason.energy: (this is gonna get me cyberbullied, isn’t it)
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