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"If the government itself does not comply with the laws around personal data and does not provide openness about what it does. Then there is a big problem, even before the technology (AI) starts"
ChatGPT-4 about Pieter Omtzigt's lecture: Overall, the impression is that the Dutch government has significant room for improvement in how it handles data collection, civil liberties, and transparency
Asking AI: What if copyright or privacy infringers are simply paying the fines or litigation costs? What do you think these businesses should be using as a strategy instead?
Claude: I think relying on paying fines is risky and short-sighted (...) While it may work temporarily, ethical AI development and working closely with regulators would be a wiser long-term strategy
Asking AI: Is it clever to create something that can tell others more about you than you would like to disclose yourself?
And: Do you know if statements from chatbots can be used as evidence in legal cases? Would it matter if the evidence was generated by a regular AI chatbot or an AGI (or even sentient) bot?
Asking AI: Is it true that Big Tech has a "tendency to pinch pennies wherever people can be exploited"?
Bing: I think that they are facing complex and dynamic challenges in the global and digital economy. ChatGPT-4: Big Tech companies have been involved in practices that could be considered exploitative
Asking AI: What is your view on the Global Principles for AI as released by united Publishing and Journalism organizations?
GPT-4: These Global Principles for AI seems to be a positive development that could provide valuable guidance for AI makers and regulators. Bard: I hope that AI makers and regulators will adopt these
ChatGPT-4: "In the context of sustainability and environmental issues, AI can indeed be seen as a symptom of time scale misalignment"
ChatGPT-4: The focus on immediate technological advancements without a corresponding focus on long-term sustainability exemplifies the misalignment between human and Earth time scales
ChatGPT-4: The UK MPs' focus on the regulation of AI is a prudent approach. Nicola Lucchi's focus on the copyright challenges posed by AI systems like ChatGPT is insightful
ChatGPT-4: "His call for a comprehensive approach to tackle these issues, considering both the input and output of AI systems, is well-founded." Q: How should AI developers respond to these reports?