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by feraloink 2y ago
"A Comprehensive Meta-Review, Database, and Taxonomy of Risks From Artificial Intelligence" August 2024 (MIT) [2408.12622] https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.12622 There are 3 or 4 other databases of AI risks, e.g.
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by feraloink 2y ago
Yes, my thought too, especially since the basic embed allows you to click on the YouTube logo to be able to view the video on the YouTube website. Unless YouTube is deliberately not allowing high traffic publishing "partners" (?)
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by feraloink 2y ago
I don't doubt that exaggerating public service activity on college applications happens, A LOT. I'm less inclined to believe that high school students, even those with pushy, wealthy, supportive parents, are forming vanity NGOs fo
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by feraloink 2y ago
I know I am just another datapoint, but on the train (I think, there was red upholstery) and with the tie (I'm older than a college student but the histogram about that made me feel good) and at the end are my favorites. What a beautif
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by feraloink 2y ago
You know about Lina Khan too! She recognized the anti-trust problems with vertically integrated monopolies a long time ago. She's the youngest chair of the FTC. Biden appointed her and I hope that she serves another four years. She has
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by feraloink 2y ago
I liked this: >The trouble is that when the truth gets stretched far enough, something eventually breaks. The chart wasn't as convincing to me. Well, some of it is, e.g. trust in tech industry and public schools is at 40 year lows.
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by feraloink 2y ago
This is a lovely, inspiring essay. The 8,000 words flew by. I enjoyed reading the quoted passages about what Sifan Hassan said about her own performance and thoughts about running. I ran track and cross-country in high school and cross-coun
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by feraloink 2y ago
The New Statesman also published an obituary that they had to retract. I found the title of this article amusing although the publication isn't one that I often read: "'Manufacturing Obituaries': Media Falsely Reports No
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by feraloink 2y ago
He is very approachable by email. I have heard this from other people. He even wrote back to an email from my horrible step-mother. (My father and Noam were in the same Hebrew classes taught over multiple years by Noam's mother in Phil
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by feraloink 2y ago
Also, his wife is Brazilian and he is hospitalized in Brazil.
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by feraloink 2y ago
Endorsing Pol Pot and Khmer Rouge for one
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by feraloink 2y ago
According to Steven Pinker (who has blocked me on Twitter), Chomsky is alive. https://x.com/sapinker/statu/sapinker/status/180316457011212... I was too lazy to log out but could see this much from Google
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by feraloink 2y ago
I just had a quick glance at your github and wasn't able to form an opinion in the two minutes I spent there. However... I was amused and curious about Aquarians as an acronym for another quantitative risk analysis software. (My prior
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by feraloink 3y ago
Very nice! Sariel is one of the 5 archangels in Judaism. I think (in descending order) they are Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, and Sariel. I don't remember the 5th. Also, how many brigadier generals could Israel have? It seems like a smoke
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Linguistic fluency vs. linguistic competency of LLMs – Communications of the ACM(cacm.acm.org)
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by feraloink 3y ago
WSJ said "500 threaten to resign". "Threaten" lol! WSJ says there are 770 employees total. This is all so bizarre.
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by feraloink 3y ago
I wonder if she (Tasha? Tascha?) was Sam FTX's girlfriend before Caroline. She hired him at the Effective Altruism foundation or whatever it is called after he left Jane Street.
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by feraloink 3y ago
Agreed. I like your adjectives of lethargic and sluggish. I have read all the responses to you and a few others who made a similar observation. I remain unconvinced about what is so essential about Sam Altman to OpenAI. I just don't ge
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by feraloink 3y ago
Yes. Well, it seems like it to me. Here's more about Justin.tv the new interim CEO. It isn't paywalled. https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/20/who-is-emmett-shear-the-new-...
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by feraloink 3y ago
Also, it isn't uniquely attributable to Sam. They all do it, use copyrighted material, for training data. By "all", I mean all LLMs (to my knowledge). They don't do it intentionally, but it gets scooped up with everythin
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by feraloink 3y ago
>... less to those who are genuinely trying to help the disenfranchised, unremembered, diverse and more. There are many government and philanthropic institution-sponsored programs in the U.S. that repay 100% of medical school, dental sch
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by feraloink 3y ago
You're right. It's been noticed. There are regulatory initiatives (in the U.S.) to address that for doctors. Also for pilots of passenger aircraft.
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by feraloink 3y ago
The National Public Health Laboratory in Khartoum has polio, cholera, and measles pathogens. There's a large pic from inside the facility here, posted in 2020. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/4/25&#x2
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by feraloink 3y ago
Good question! I wondered too, especially after applying for my first job after graduating, at Fifth Third Bank https://www.53.com/content/fifth-third/en/personal-banking/a... Their logo is even a fracti
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by feraloink 3y ago
This doesn't look good. I thought First Republic Bank was a small bank in New York. I was wrong. It has over $100 billion in assets and seems to be in California? https://www.axios.com/2023/04/25/first-re
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by feraloink 4y ago
Europass used to be the name for a multi-use travel ticket on Eurorail.
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by feraloink 4y ago
You could also have asked on SciFi StackExchange but this was a lot faster and more hassle free.
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by feraloink 4y ago
I think this is the third locality to plan to take "legal action", i.e. ban, use of some form of OpenAI / ChatGPT with GPT-3, GPT-4, whatever. EDIT Italy was the first to ban ChatGPT https://www.bbc.com/news&#
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Signature Bank of New York Collapses(nytimes.com)
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by feraloink 4y ago
90% of deposits are uninsured; FDIC will backstop in full. Of $88 billion in assets, $16 billion was in cryptocurrency

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