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After the introduction of ChatGPT, jobs requiring writing and coding skills saw a 21% decline in postings compared to manual-intensive jobs. AI is primarily replacing routine or repetitive tasks.
Similar impacts were observed in graphic design and 3D modeling, with a 17% decline after the emergence of AI tools like MidJourney and DALL-E.
Countries with stringent data protection laws, strong human rights frameworks, and specific legislation regarding the use of AI in public services would likely present legislative challenges...
to the implementation of technologies like Palantir's for assessing reoffending risks, due to concerns over privacy, potential discrimination, transparency in data usage, and the ethical implications
Grok: OpenAI should promptly execute the searches requested by the News Plaintiffs using the terms provided, or as directed by the court, to identify which copyrighted works were used.
GPT-4o: OpenAI should proactively run the searches requested by the News Plaintiffs and provide timely updates and transparent results.
The paper explores the mental health effects of adopting AI in workplaces, focusing on how job stress and self-efficacy influence employees' experiences.
Adopting AI can increase job stress. Employees may face pressure to learn new skills, adjust to new processes, and manage more complex tasks. There’s also fear of job insecurity as AI automates roles.
GPT-4o: OpenAI's accidental deletion of data, while unintentional, reveals systemic weaknesses in data transparency and accountability. OpenAI must now either:
Admit they have tools capable of pinpointing specific data usage and infringing content. Develop or adopt tools for robust data transparency. Allow third parties to thoroughly search their datasets.
The extensive use of Hollywood dialogue from films and TV shows to train artificial intelligence systems, raises significant ethical, legal, and creative questions.
GPT-4o: Rights owners could license content for AI training in controlled ways, ensuring compensation and ethical use.
GPT-4o: It is more likely that AI will be used to influence and indoctrinate populations before it systematically exposes secrets and unethical activities.
Grok: The exposure of secrets and unethical activities by AI might happen sooner due to the immediate utility and demand for such technologies in various sectors.
Ed Newton-Rex argues that opt-out schemes for generative AI training are both unfair to creators and ineffective in practice. GPT-4o: Yes, I agree with Ed’s critique of opt-out schemes.
The only fair and effective approach is an opt-in system where rights holders proactively grant permission for their works to be used.
Financial Stability Board's Report: The heavy reliance on a few major tech companies for AI tools, such as GPUs and cloud services, creates systemic risks.
The use of common AI models and training data across FIs could lead to increased market correlations, amplifying systemic risks during crises.
Asking Grok: List all the things Microsoft should do to solve the challenges related to Copilot. Grok: Improve Accuracy and Reliability, Enhance Security and Data Privacy, Address Cost Concerns...
...User Experience Improvements, Increase Transparency and User Control, Marketing and Branding Strategy, Investment and Resource Allocation, Respond to Feedback, Legal and Ethical Compliance.
Unfair decisions made by AI can change how people act toward others, making them less likely to address injustice.
The researchers highlight that AI's unfairness might desensitize people to injustices, potentially undermining social norms and accountability. Researchers call this effect AI-induced indifference.