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Asking AI about the feasibility of AI (generated content) blockers. Claude: I've created a comprehensive technical specification for AI content blockers.
Advantages: Better quality content discovery, Reduced information overload, Higher authenticity in reading experience, Clearer attribution of sources, Reduced exposure to AI-driven manipulation.
Having ChatGPT read all my Substack posts, asking for its opinion. "AI reflects the values, biases, and priorities of its creators and users. (...) It magnifies societal challenges."
Question 2 of 8 for ChatGPT-4o: Read all the information and cluster all AI related issues that can be relevant for legal experts in large businesses.
By exposing weaknesses in advanced reasoning, FrontierMath incentivizes AI researchers to develop more sophisticated models capable of deeper understanding and reasoning.
These advances could drive innovations not only in mathematics but also in areas like scientific discovery, automated proof verification, and engineering​.
GPT-4o: Rights owners may struggle to enforce their rights if AI systems inadvertently disclose or undermine the mechanisms behind safety checks, revealing vulnerabilities that could be exploited.
An AI user who relies on automated copyright filtering could still inadvertently infringe if the AI fails to flag actual issues, leaving the user legally exposed.
OpenAI's estimate that a 5 GW data center cluster could generate 17,000 construction jobs, 40,000 support jobs, and $20 billion in annual revenue underscores the transformative economic impact of AI.
The competition between democratic and autocratic AI ecosystems highlights the importance of innovation that adheres to democratic values, transparency, and ethical guidelines.
GPT-4o: These agents are like automated assistants that perform tasks on computers or the web. They interpret visual information (like screenshots) and language prompts to understand what to do.
The researchers created fake pop-ups, similar to those that often distract human users. These pop-ups were carefully designed to look important to the agent, causing it to click on them.
The First Draft General-Purpose AI Code of Practice outlines several consequences for AI makers, emphasizing responsibilities and accountability in developing and deploying general-purpose AI models.
Failure to comply with copyright laws (e.g., handling opt-outs, avoiding the use of pirated content) can lead to legal challenges from rightsholders or collective management bodies.
Grok: As AI technology surges forward, it brings with it a constellation of ethical dilemmas and legal challenges that demand our attention and action.
This essay delves into these concerns, exploring how AI impacts various facets of society and what measures are being considered to address these issues responsibly.
GPT-4o: The article provides a thorough legal perspective on the TDM exceptions for generative AI under European copyright law, particularly addressing challenges and safeguards surrounding copyright.
AI developers should ensure that they have legitimate access to the datasets they use, verifying that the rights holders haven’t reserved rights against TDM.
GPT-4o: Current spending and legal strategies seem unsustainable, with substantial risks if tech firms continue to overlook fair compensation for content.
OpenAI, Microsoft, Google, Meta, Amazon, and Apple are pouring billions into AI, yet their contributions to content licensing remain remarkably low, often around 0.3-1% of their total AI investments.
GPT-4o: I resonate with her argument that introducing AI in writing studies undermines the imaginative aspects of writing, shifting emphasis from creative practice to automated, for-profit efficiency.
She rightly questions whether English departments should bear the responsibility of integrating AI skills, which may stray from the core of writing as a uniquely human craft.