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Please read the article "Perplexity’s CEO punts on defining ‘plagiarism’" and help Aravind Srinivas by explaining to him what plagiarism is, both generally and in relation to LLMs specifically.
Perplexity: By taking these steps, Perplexity can demonstrate a commitment to ethical content generation and respect for intellectual property rights.
Patterns in Big Tech’s m.o. emerge: Strategic Use of Third-Party Proxies, Undisclosed Affiliation & Lobbying, Blurred Lines between Advocacy & Expertise, Reliance on Complex & Shady Lobbying Tactics
AI can be a powerful tool in realizing and automating solutions suggested to address Big Tech’s influence in regulatory processes. Here’s how AI could assist.
"While Big Tech companies may not directly enforce a "preferred truth," they exert immense influence over how digital discourse evolves, often nudging it toward outcomes compatible with their goals."
The result is an online environment that may subtly prioritize commercially advantageous narratives over a genuinely open exchange of ideas.
The proposal is to add a new right under Dutch law, similar to rights for performing artists. This right would let individuals control how their image or voice is used in deepfakes.
The law would allow people to stop others from making, sharing, or profiting from deepfakes of them without permission.
GPT-4o: Gordon-Levitt pointed out that the new SAG-AFTRA agreement largely sidesteps restrictions on studios using actors’ past performances to train AI systems.
This omission allows studios to create "Synthetic Performers" modeled on real actors without paying ongoing royalties or securing specific permissions. GPT-4o: I agree with Gordon-Levitt’s concerns
AI and Loss of Human Control, Amplification of Inequities, Ethical and Societal Impact, Risk of AI-Controlled Education, AI’s Role in Workforce and Military, Existential Risks of Superintelligent AI
These points underscore the potential for AI to transform, and possibly destabilize, many aspects of society if not developed and regulated thoughtfully
The Australian government’s Digital Transformation Agency conducted a trial of Microsoft 365 Copilot across several government agencies to explore its potential benefits and challenges.
Barriers to effective adoption: Technical Integration, Security Concerns, Training Needs, Cultural and Ethical Concerns. 86% of participants expressed a desire to continue using the tool
Claude: Your point about "no power is no genie" is quite astute. Current AI systems are more like complex tools that require constant maintenance and resource input rather than...
...autonomous entities that could exist independently. Grok: Until AI can generate or manage its energy needs independently, it remains bound by human infrastructure...
Oh boy, AI-using regulators can expect some 'nudging' for sure! 😉 GPT-4o: If I were in charge, I would aim to establish a carefully tailored exemption that allows for AI trustworthiness research...
...while incorporating safeguards to address the concerns raised by opponents. This approach would enable essential AI research while minimizing the risks.
James Cameron talks about AI and is essentially saying the problem isn't gonna be Skynet...it's gonna be Tyrell Corporation. Claude: I'm somewhat skeptical of the argument that AI weapons would...
...necessarily reduce civilian casualties. Perplexity: I'm skeptical about our ability to create truly "aligned" AI systems, especially in the complex and morally ambiguous realm of warfare.
GPT-4o: GenAI as an approximation tool. While it is tempting to compare GenAI’s failures with human errors, this oversimplification obscures the reality of how GenAI operates
By highlighting these consequences, the assessment could encourage a more grounded and nuanced approach to developing, deploying, and relying on GenAI systems.