FLUX.1 [dev] Medium shot. A llama looks down from the Eiffel Tower. The tower has the iconic Olympic rings logo mounted on the side. The llama is tracksuit and with the word “Ethics” written on it. The background is a crowd of people, bustling Parisian street, adding to the overall surveillance atmosphere.
AI Startup Anthropic Faces Backlash for Excessive Web Scraping – Techopedia
“The importance of open source AI in The Economist by @martin_casado and UC Berkeley professor and Chairman of Databricks Ion Stoica.” / X
“Someone is going to figure out a clever way to incentivize employees to share their AI productivity gains and lessons learned with their boss. But for now it feels like the right answer is to keep your mouth shut!” / X
At the Olympics, AI is watching you | Ars Technica
“Every company is full of secret cyborgs. When I give talks, people always come up afterwards to confess they have automated their work and don’t want to tell anyone. I wrote about incentives last year:
The EU’s AI Act is now in force | TechCrunch
“😂 this is so funny… Basically MSFT finance team cannot get their heads around Sam Altman’s doubling revenue every six months projections that drive the data center buildout… So they ended up justifying the buildout over a 15 year period instead of like a 5 year period.” / X
Some SF landlords used AI to set rents higher – NBC Bay Area – https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/making-it-in-the-bay/sf-landlords-using-ai/3609211/
“The world (and Twitter) is easier to understand when you realize some people are high reactance, they just don’t like being told what to do & if they feel restricted by rules, they do the opposite If you make people high in reactance sign an agreement not to cheat, they cheat more
“The UK government is hiring a Senior Prompt Engineer with a Salary range of £65,000 – £135,000 💯
The AI job interviewer will see you now – Rest of World
Ghostery’s CEO says regulation won’t save us from ad trackers | TechCrunch
OpenAI pledges to give U.S. AI Safety Institute early access to its next model | TechCrunch
NIST releases a tool for testing AI model risk | TechCrunch
From Reddit: “’I work in a call center, so do 17 million people around the world. 95% of costs associated with call centers are due to staffing, and its a 300 billion dollar industry. I’ve recently been made aware of a demo with a new call center AI agent and I immediately started looking for a different career. The bad part is, my job and everyone else’s in this industry is over, the good part is, you will never be put on hold again, the AI agent will likely already know who you are when you call, have predicted the issue you are most likely having, and be ready to offer the solution to that issue. Most people will not be able to tell they are talking to an AI Agent. 2 years max for the call centers to train these friendly, helpful AI’s on every possible scenario, implement them, and fire everyone. Ai will take all our jobs. Fine by me – working in a call center sucks.”
“WOW! 🤯 Google just released: – Gemma 2 2B: The 2.6B version of Gemma 2 (perfect for on-device use!) – ShieldGemma: A series of safety classifiers – Gemma Scope: A set of sparse autoencoders for Gemma 2 2B and 9B Check out the blog post to learn more! 👇
Smaller, Safer, More Transparent: Advancing Responsible AI with Gemma – Google Developers Blog
White House says no need to restrict ‘open-source’ artificial intelligence — at least for now | AP News – https://apnews.com/article/ai-open-source-white-house-f62009172c46c5003ddd9481aa49f7c3
Reddit CEO says Microsoft needs to pay to search the site – The Verge – https://www.theverge.com/2024/7/31/24210565/reddit-microsoft-anthropic-perplexity-pay-ai-search
“Very sensible report from the National Telecommunication and Information Administration, which comes squarely in support of open-weight / open-source AI platforms. As @ClementDelangue says, it’s time to close the debate, abandon innovation-killing bills based on imaginary risks,” / X
“Stanford Engineering and Toyota Research achieved the world’s first autonomous tandem drift. By leveraging the latest AI tech and robotics — this research opens up new possibilities for future safety systems and making driving safer for all
“For years now, some players have been lobbying to restrict open models (while at the same time deploying closed-source commercial ones to hundreds of millions of people). So much so that it made it to the top of the US administration which requested a report on the topic.
“a few quick updates about safety at openai: as we said last july, we’re committed to allocating at least 20% of the computing resources to safety efforts across the entire company. our team has been working with the US AI Safety Institute on an agreement where we would provide” / X
Elon Musk calls Grok ‘the most powerful AI by every metric’ but ‘secretly’ trains the new model with your X data by defaulthttps://www.windowscentral.com/software-apps/twitter/elon-musk-grok-ai-secretly-trains-with-your-x-data
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