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Monthly report: February 2019
This month, The Essentials Report, has curated & analyzed the content published by 126 influencers like Joanna J Bryson and Miles Brundage, discussing hashtags such as #AI , #aiethics and #AIFINCoE.
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Research Assistant, Policy
Reminder that @OpenAI's policy team is hiring!
Research Assistant: https://t.co/36T4pwZhVy
Research Scientist: https://t.co/r3yof30uEZ
OpenAs a Research Assistant at OpenAI, you'll work with Research Scientists in Policy to analyze the AI policy landscape; conduct research into areas of relevance to AI policy (for example: dual use, coordination between AI developers, measuring and assessing AI progress and impacts); and ...
Reminder that @OpenAI's policy team is hiring!
Research Assistant: https://t.co/36T4pwZhVy
Research Scientist: https://t.co/r3yof30uEZ
OpenResearch Assistant, Policy
As a Research Assistant at OpenAI, you'll work with Research Scientists in Policy to analyze the AI policy landscape; conduct research into areas of relevance to AI policy (for example: ...
Roses are red, this is sublime: We fed OpenAI's latest chat bot a classic Reg headline
RT @mtrc: Shoutout to @katyanna_q who fed the system a curveball, which I always like to see. As you might expect by now after seeing AlphaStar, OpenAI 5 etc. etc., if you drag the system away from its training data and into weirder territory, it begins to wobble. https://t.co/0d3I41df1r https://t.co/gUUXFgiQ3z
Open'Not safe on database server!' it screamed back as its makers resist releasing full code in case it's abused
RT @mtrc: Shoutout to @katyanna_q who fed the system a curveball, which I always like to see. As you might expect by now after seeing AlphaStar, OpenAI 5 etc. etc., if you drag the system away from its training data and into weirder territory, it begins to wobble. https://t.co/0d3I41df1r https://t.co/gUUXFgiQ3z
OpenRoses are red, this is sublime: We fed OpenAI's latest chat bot a classic Reg headline
'Not safe on database server!' it screamed back as its makers resist releasing full code in case it's abused
Council of Europe and Artificial Intelligence
Despite the fact I'm keynoting this at the end of the month: https://t.co/40l4Xf1sie I hadn't noticed this page of @coe #aiethics resources before just now: https://t.co/Z9I6aCJNhC
OpenWelcome to Council's of Europe Artificial Intelligence website
Despite the fact I'm keynoting this at the end of the month: https://t.co/40l4Xf1sie I hadn't noticed this page of @coe #aiethics resources before just now: https://t.co/Z9I6aCJNhC
OpenCouncil of Europe and Artificial Intelligence
Welcome to Council's of Europe Artificial Intelligence website
How Taylor Swift showed us the scary future of facial recognition
RT @ClareAngelyn: Public told they “might be filmed."
But really #FaceRec used to find "stalkers."
But really #biometric "selfie stations" capture info for promotion & marketing purposes.
Textbook example of why we need #FaceRec regulation STAT. https://t.co/1qGxXtLARS
OpenSurveillance at concerts is just the beginning, as fears grow around an unregulated, billion-dollar industry
RT @ClareAngelyn: Public told they “might be filmed."
But really #FaceRec used to find "stalkers."
But really #biometric "selfie stations" capture info for promotion & marketing purposes.
Textbook example of why we need #FaceRec regulation STAT. https://t.co/1qGxXtLARS
OpenHow Taylor Swift showed us the scary future of facial recognition
Surveillance at concerts is just the beginning, as fears grow around an unregulated, billion-dollar industry
Economics After Neoliberalism
RT @lisamwitter: Economics After Neoliberalism | Boston Review - weekend long read via @nebuer42. Includes a number of policy solutions that address the ‘economics of inclusive prosperity’. @apoliticalco https://t.co/RsvK1DdhnJ
OpenMarket fetishism is a primitive, simplistic perversion of economics. Thankfully, contemporary economics is rife with new ideas for creating a more inclusive society.
RT @lisamwitter: Economics After Neoliberalism | Boston Review - weekend long read via @nebuer42. Includes a number of policy solutions that address the ‘economics of inclusive prosperity’. @apoliticalco https://t.co/RsvK1DdhnJ
OpenEconomics After Neoliberalism
Market fetishism is a primitive, simplistic perversion of economics. Thankfully, contemporary economics is rife with new ideas for creating a more inclusive society.
What alchemy and astrology can teach artificial intelligence researchers
RT @benbendc: NEW STYLE, NEW AUDIENCE: What alchemy and astrology can teach artificial intelligence researchers https://t.co/TGyMdj4IfG via @ConversationUS @umdcs @hcil_umd @UMDResearch @UMDscience
OpenPursuing big, unrealistic dreams can distract from real scientific progress. It's time for AI research to focus on restoring and expanding human control and responsibility.
RT @benbendc: NEW STYLE, NEW AUDIENCE: What alchemy and astrology can teach artificial intelligence researchers https://t.co/TGyMdj4IfG via @ConversationUS @umdcs @hcil_umd @UMDResearch @UMDscience
OpenWhat alchemy and astrology can teach artificial intelligence researchers
Pursuing big, unrealistic dreams can distract from real scientific progress. It's time for AI research to focus on restoring and expanding human control and responsibility.
Who is Responsible for Autonomous Weapons?
RT @FLIxrisk: If a robot commits a war crime, who takes the blame? Philosopher @PeterAsaro talks autonomy, agency, & liability — and explains how these concepts are evolving in the modern age: https://t.co/qEuPjyeyZF #AI #ResponsibleAI https://t.co/A0jbIjz0b1
OpenWho assumes the blame when autonomous weapons take innocent lives? Peter Asaro is working to develop legal approaches for addressing liability with AI.
RT @FLIxrisk: If a robot commits a war crime, who takes the blame? Philosopher @PeterAsaro talks autonomy, agency, & liability — and explains how these concepts are evolving in the modern age: https://t.co/qEuPjyeyZF #AI #ResponsibleAI https://t.co/A0jbIjz0b1
OpenWho is Responsible for Autonomous Weapons?
Who assumes the blame when autonomous weapons take innocent lives? Peter Asaro is working to develop legal approaches for addressing liability with AI.
A smart bureaucrat's guide to AI regulation
A couple more relevant blogposts to the @coe #AIFINCoE meeting
No one should trust AI (I wrote this for the UN) – #transparency is better than trust https://t.co/AoBWrpD4Zv
A smart bureaucrat's guide to #AI #regulation
https://t.co/OiA8aHFm7N
Openartificial and natural intelligence, including politics, art, and higher education
A couple more relevant blogposts to the @coe #AIFINCoE meeting
No one should trust AI (I wrote this for the UN) – #transparency is better than trust https://t.co/AoBWrpD4Zv
A smart bureaucrat's guide to #AI #regulation
https://t.co/OiA8aHFm7N
OpenA smart bureaucrat's guide to AI regulation
artificial and natural intelligence, including politics, art, and higher education
