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GPT-4o: Meta’s actions—torrenting massive amounts of pirated books, concealing its tracks, and seeding copyrighted works—are ethically and legally troubling.
Courts should allow full discovery, enforce injunctions, and consider criminal referrals. AI companies must improve compliance and use licensed datasets.
Claude: Based on the new Washington Post article, this situation appears to have escalated further into what could be characterized as a technologically-enabled takeover of government functions.
Elon Musk's New Concerning Actions: AI-Powered Data Mining, Targeted Discrimination, Violation of AI Usage Policies, Privacy / Administrative / Cyber Security Law Violations.
Actors from Iran, China, North Korea, and Russia, attempted to use AI tools like Gemini to support various phases of cyberattacks, including: Reconnaissance, Weaponization & Exploitation.
State-backed influence operations used Gemini for: Generating deceptive content, Translation and localization & Optimizing reach.
If US govt starts selectively defunding research based on ideological lines, it may drive scientists to seek funding from institutions in other countries, diminishing American leadership in research.
If the government penalizes research for including politically disfavored terms, it may violate the constitutional principle of academic freedom and free speech.
GPT-4o: AI is most effective when it facilitates the distribution of real expert human knowledge rather than replacing professionals.
Thomson Reuters deploys different versions of Claude AI based on the complexity of the task. This strategy balances speed, efficiency, and accuracy. The AI is built on Amazon Bedrock.
GPT-o3: Human cognition is extraordinarily rich. It encompasses not just logical reasoning or data-driven learning, but also subjective experiences, intuition, creativity, emotions & other facets...
...that are often hard to define or measure. The aspects of our cognition that remain elusive or are deeply contextual are, by necessity, not directly modeled in current AI.
Claude: The actions appear to go beyond normal executive branch authority and constitute what could be characterized as a "digital coup" using technical means to seize control of government operations
...while maintaining a facade of legality through executive orders. This represents a serious threat to democratic governance and constitutional order through technological means.
Deep Research: Real challenge is ensuring that: 1) Users verify AI content rather than trusting it blindly 2) Academia & search engines develop safeguards to prevent AI-driven degradation of knowledge
3) Deep Research doesn’t become a shortcut for intellectual rigor, but rather an assistive tool. Stakeholders should implement the following best practices and safeguards.
GPT-4o: While AI trainers play a critical role in making AI safer, the current system is exploitative and lacks adequate protections.
Over time, AI-driven moderation and synthetic data generation could reduce or eliminate the need for humans to directly interact with violent, exploitative, or distressing content.
Grok: In summary, Europe's dependency on Palantir for enforcement, intelligence, and analytics is significant but not without controversy.
Perplexity: Palantir's involvement in European agencies reflects naiveté towards foreign tech companies and an imbalance in EU-US relations. Some suggest that Palantir should be kept out.
Strong Man Karp of Palantir (the ones who have access to the data of many enforcement bodies and governments in Europe and elsewhere), declares war on the world.
Just as an FYI, the narrow view of a technologist is not the best basis for a strategic plan to improve global society holistically.