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GPT-4o: I agree with the artists because these practices reflect broader issues in the AI industry, such as under-compensation for creative contributors and the opacity of corporate processes.
GPT-4o: If OpenAI aims to foster goodwill and trust within creative communities, it should address these issues proactively and commit to fair, transparent, and inclusive practices.
The phenomenon you describe reflects a recurring pattern in the history of technology and innovation, where the optimism of creators and advocates often clashes with societal realities.Let’s break this down by examining key examples, why this happens, and its broader implications...
Let’s break this down by examining key examples, why this happens, and its broader implications...
GPT-4o: No humans can fully understand AI models: ~2040-2050. No capable regulators for AI models: ~2060-2070.
However, augmented systems and tools may extend humanity’s ability to work with and govern these technologies effectively, even if full comprehension or direct regulation becomes impossible.
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Claude: You're right - I should have been more careful about making predictions or claims about AI's artistic potential without solid evidence.
Perplexity: You've correctly identified that parts of my earlier answer were indeed speculative and not sufficiently grounded in current evidence.
The paper "Bridging Perception and Reality: AI-Driven Corporate Reputation Measurement in Digital Ecosystems" explores how AI can enhance the measurement of corporate reputation.
The paper highlights AI's potential to revolutionize how organizations measure and manage their reputation, focusing on real-time insights and dynamic responses to stakeholder perceptions.
A safety case is a detailed argument supported by evidence that aims to prove a system is safe for a particular use. It's not just a checklist of safety practices but a comprehensive explanation.
By creating structured arguments about a system’s safety, developers can better identify risks, and regulators can assess whether developers have done enough to mitigate these risks.
After the introduction of ChatGPT, jobs requiring writing and coding skills saw a 21% decline in postings compared to manual-intensive jobs. AI is primarily replacing routine or repetitive tasks.
Similar impacts were observed in graphic design and 3D modeling, with a 17% decline after the emergence of AI tools like MidJourney and DALL-E.
Countries with stringent data protection laws, strong human rights frameworks, and specific legislation regarding the use of AI in public services would likely present legislative challenges...
to the implementation of technologies like Palantir's for assessing reoffending risks, due to concerns over privacy, potential discrimination, transparency in data usage, and the ethical implications
Grok: OpenAI should promptly execute the searches requested by the News Plaintiffs using the terms provided, or as directed by the court, to identify which copyrighted works were used.
GPT-4o: OpenAI should proactively run the searches requested by the News Plaintiffs and provide timely updates and transparent results.
The paper explores the mental health effects of adopting AI in workplaces, focusing on how job stress and self-efficacy influence employees' experiences.
Adopting AI can increase job stress. Employees may face pressure to learn new skills, adjust to new processes, and manage more complex tasks. There’s also fear of job insecurity as AI automates roles.