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Onward! Another #GoogleWalkout Goodbye
In April, two of the organizers of the Google Walkout, Meredith Whittaker and Claire Stapleton, came forward with the stories of the…
Onward! Another #GoogleWalkout Goodbye
In April, two of the organizers of the Google Walkout, Meredith Whittaker and Claire Stapleton, came forward with the stories of the…
RT @iclr_conf: 1st Call for Papers for #ICLR2020. See the full call online, https://t.co/j51GsdPVAm Submission deadline Wedneaday, 25 September 2019, 6pm East Africa Time ⏳. If we can clarify anything, please reach out; ICLR2020 PCs are @shakir_za @dawnsongtweets @kchonyc Martha White.
OpenArtificial intelligence designs metamaterials used in the invisibility cloak https://t.co/qpasXrC6S9 via @physorg_com
OpenArtificial intelligence designs metamaterials used in the invisibility cloak
Metamaterials are artificial materials engineered to have properties not found in naturally occurring materials, and they are best known as materials for invisibility cloaks often featured ...
@tailcalled @SilverVVulpes @Scientific_Bird @JoeSmit84460720 Absolutely. Gut microbiome, leaf spectral imaging... https://t.co/1mIXMoXwO1 Massively underutilized.
I've proposed using neural net embeddings as a general approach (eg to quantify face recognition power https://t.co/6Odi3OVbP3 ).
Open@IntuitMachine @rodneyabrooks My “novel” (?) ideas are that we are never going to build apes out of silicon, and morally we shouldn’t want to. And that we already have superhuman AI (cf eg #surveillancecapitalism) but don’t attend enough to it because we’re looking for Schwarzenegger.
https://t.co/xFWe5e0OP6
OpenAI Ethics: Artificial Intelligence, Robots, and Society
Recently we decided it was worth rewriting and publishing the paper properly, so a radically updated version Just an Artifact: Why Machines are Perceived as Moral Agents, appeared in the ...
An Algorithm Trained on Emoji Knows When You’re Being Sarcastic on Twitter
Understanding sarcasm could help AI fight racism, abuse, and harassment.
RT @TheFCA: Speech: Christopher Woolard @turinginst on #FutureofRegulation and artificial intelligence for consumer good https://t.co/6pWQrM9yNr
OpenThe future of regulation: AI for consumer good
Speech by Christopher Woolard, Executive Director of Strategy and Competition at the FCA, delivered at The Alan Turing Institute's AI ethics in the financial sector conference.
@jennifercobbe I'm sorry, I think you're probably only part right about that. A lot of people still say in all seriousness that AI wrote a movie https://t.co/GY08m64bTO, or that a robot was made a citizen of Saudi Arabia https://t.co/fPAkLky7tX (it wasn't, just an "honorary" citizen)
OpenSunspring
Sunspring is a 2016 experimental science fiction short film entirely written by an artificial intelligence bot using neural networks. [1] It was conceived by BAFTA-nominated filmmaker Oscar ...
RT @jjding99: The @FHIOxford is recruiting researchers (various levels of seniority) for up to 11 positions! Areas include: Technical AI safety, Governance of AI, Biosecurity, Transparency/surveillance, & nanotech. More info: https://t.co/Qz8G7OBYQh benefits include the best snack room ever
OpenJoin our rapidly growing research teams
The Future of Humanity Institute is a multidisciplinary research institute at the University of Oxford.
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RT @yi_zeng: Artificial Intelligence Principles world wide, the 50th. Big day. See how they complete each other, instead of compete with each other. More details at https://t.co/0fWCE8ddCi @tegmark @WendellWallach @VincentCMueller @HuwPriceCFI @NBerggruen @nils_gilman @kaifulee https://t.co/lltGcED6fK
OpenLinking Artificial Intelligence Principles
Linking Artificial Intelligence Principles (LAIP) is an initiative and platform for sythesizing, linking, and analyzing various Artificial Intelligence Principles World Wide.
RT @anjelica: I'm realizing this tweet assumes people know what "deep fakes" are. The next attack on our election won't look like it did in 2016 — here's a preview of what's in store: https://t.co/usVoH6mqhw
OpenDeepfakes will influence the 2020 election—and our economy, and our prison system
The threat to the 2020 election is the most urgent when it comes to deepfakes, but it's not the only one.
RT @mark_riedl: Folks! I am finally not too embarrassed to re-release EasyGen, a visual programming language for text data pipelines for neural nets.
Colab: https://t.co/RvhFwfjJmx
Github: https://t.co/dmpbOav8So
Here’s a program to scrape the web for generating Star Trek/romance book titles. https://t.co/yWHd7FiiZw
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I wonder what happened to the Walter Pitts of this world, which appears now so much more hostile to minds like his than it was in the 1940ies and 1950ies. https://t.co/pMjh5LbwPs
OpenThe Man Who Tried to Redeem the World with Logic
Walter Pitts was used to being bullied. He’d been born into a tough family in Prohibition-era Detroit, where his father, a boiler-maker,…
@jennifercobbe I'm sorry, I think you're probably only part right about that. A lot of people still say in all seriousness that AI wrote a movie https://t.co/GY08m64bTO, or that a robot was made a citizen of Saudi Arabia https://t.co/fPAkLky7tX (it wasn't, just an "honorary" citizen)
OpenEverything You Need To Know About Sophia, The World's First Robot Citizen
What does being a 'robot citizen' entail?
We can now decode dreams and recreate images of faces people have seen, and everyone from Facebook to Elon Musk wants a piece of this mind-reading reality https://t.co/0jjMGpMjts https://t.co/RmJF8iQI1w
OpenMind-reading devices can now access your thoughts and dreams using AI
We can now decode dreams and recreate images of faces people have seen, and everyone from Facebook to Elon Musk wants a piece of this mind reading reality
What NY Times column gets wrong on robots
What NY Times column gets wrong on robots from the A3 Blog
RT @rahmstorf: My new blog: Scientists from ETH Zurich have published a paper in Science with the claim that a massive tree planting effort could offset two thirds of our CO2 emissions to date. Why this is too good to be true. https://t.co/KM0ccvw9XG
OpenCan planting trees save our climate?
In recent weeks, a new study by researchers at ETH Zurich has hit the headlines worldwide (Bastin et al. 2019). It is about trees. The researchers asked themselves the question: how much ...
How China's WeChat censors even one-on-one and group messages in real time. https://t.co/E07P6hyOw0
OpenHow WeChat censors private conversations, automatically in real time
The super app instantly blocks even the images for over 1 billion users and growing.
RT @JLab_News: Nuclear #physicists are preparing now for data beyond the #petascale #science #BigData https://t.co/HRgOCbsv4u https://t.co/za0zVDOJGN
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RT @privacyDE: “#Dataprotection is a societal problem that requires a societal solution.“ It is not a matter of individual autonomy as suggested by notice & choice or transparency & consent approaches which make individuals take evenhigher risks when sharing information. https://t.co/WGHm6b8zfI
OpenDoes Privacy Actually Matter?
Alessandro Acquisti studies the trade-offs associated with the usage and protection of consumer data.