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The act of uncovering and publicizing the inconvenient truths surrounding AI transcends conventional research. It becomes a form of dissent. The Imperative for Truth in an Age of AI-Driven Oppression
Evidence-based scientific research emerges not merely as an academic pursuit but as a critical instrument of public accountability and a bulwark against unchecked technological expansion.
Significant technical, practical, and interpretative challenges remain in implementing effective, scalable, and globally recognized AI content control mechanisms.
Addressing these challenges will require multi-stakeholder collaboration to balance the drive for AI innovation with the imperative to protect creator rights and foster a sustainable digital ecosystem.
Trauma does not fit neatly into structured data formats, leading to algorithmic dismissal of hesitant or disjointed testimonies, thereby reinforcing systemic silencing.
AI trained on historical legal, medical, and bureaucratic data inherits deeply embedded patriarchal and colonial biases, marginalizing survivors further.
The U.S. is moving toward a form of “competitive autocracy” where democratic institutions are systematically undermined, while still maintaining the facade of free elections and political opposition.
Bowman raises the alarming possibility that local election officials in key battleground states might refuse to certify Democratic victories, effectively nullifying the electoral process.
Perplexity: Trump and the Specter of Nazism: A Comparative Analysis of Rhetoric, Policy, and Public Perception. Gemini: Examining Connections Between Donald Trump and Nazism
Perplexity: Tactics present serious concerns for democratic governance. Gemini: Comparison most potent when focused on tactics, rhetorical strategies & ideological underpinnings of associated figures.
"AAF, characterized by "aggressive research and investigations," often employing tactics criticized as misleading or intimidatory, positions it as a force multiplier for the conservative movement."
"Its launch by & financial support from Conservative Partnership Institute, coupled with funding & project collaboration with The Heritage Foundation, underscores its role as an operational arm."
Copyright, the Rule of Law, and the Perils of an Unchecked AI Gold Rush: An Analysis of Shira Perlmutter's Dismissal and its Ramifications.
This report will argue that copyright is not merely a specialized domain of commercial law but an indispensable component of the rule of law itself.
GPT-4o: US Copyright Office acknowledges the existence of voluntary licensing arrangements in certain sectors, including news and academic publishing, which could serve as models for broader adoption.
The report stresses that not all uses of copyrighted works for AI training will qualify as fair use, despite the transformative potential of generative AI.
Gemini: The US & UK pursuit of AI-driven economic advantage and geopolitical standing appears to be consistently overshadowing a comprehensive and proactive approach to mitigating the profound risks.
The evidence suggests that critical concerns are often being deprioritized or addressed in a reactive and fragmented manner. This imbalance carries potential for severe and wide-ranging consequences.
AI helped the weakest students the most—but not necessarily by helping them learn better, rather by making it easier to submit improved work.
AI may be replacing actual learning, not just helping it. Students using AI early on may lack essential critical thinking and problem-solving skills later.
The open letter titled "Unlock 8% Higher Wages" urging U.S. lawmakers and education stakeholders to make computer science and AI mandatory in high school curricula across the country.
GPT-4o: One could argue that promoting CS/AI education aligns with talent pipeline needs of major companies, which may or may not always align with students' long-term interests.