"Tech billionaires are not your constituents." Resident delivers a powerful speech demanding a ban on massive AI data centers.
u/ChampionshipDry1549 — 3 days ago
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Ukraine strikes Yandex data centre in third attack on Russian tech giant, per BBC
u/Prestigious_Pizza162 — 3 days ago
OpenAI's Noam Brown says air-gapping the computers may not stop a misaligned AI, because the machines can still talk by running a CPU hot and reading the temperature change. "We never want to be in a situation again where we underestimate the AI."
u/Puzzleheaded-King584 — 4 days ago
ICE is reportedly using a Palantir database to compile dossiers on protestors
engadget.comu/Ok_Crazy1195 — 4 days ago
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Are we supposed to pretend this just didn't happen?
u/Confident_Salt_8108 — 5 days ago
A US charity plans to use AI to monitor its Gaza classrooms for 'hateful' speech
apnews.comu/phaseralpha — 4 days ago
BREAKING: Microsoft $MSFT , CEO calls for an ‘emergency brake’ on AI.
Satya Nadella published a blog post on Saturday that moves responsibility for AI safety from the company that builds a model to the company that deploys it.
Is this fair on users?
u/NextGenRoyalty — 3 days ago
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What’s one tech trend that people will look back on in ten years and ask, "Why did everyone just accept this?"
reddit.comu/Obsidior — 4 days ago
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Trump says anybody using the term "AI" is THE ENEMY! -----------“AI AI AI AI.” There, I’ve apparently formed a domestic terror cell with a keyboard.
AI. A.I. Ay-eye. Ayyyyyy-I. Artificial intelligence. Artie Ficial Intelligence. Spicy autocomplete. The forbidden initials. The two-letter deep state. Enemy of the state, now with spellcheck.
Anybody else want to join in?
u/OXXXiiXXXO — 6 days ago
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When did "smart technology" start feeling more like surveillance than convenience?
reddit.comu/Obsidior — 5 days ago
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Female-looking AI agents were paid less than male ones in virtual office, study finds
irishtimes.comu/SabziZindagi — 4 days ago
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Is that what some people are calling Super Intelligence?
u/CuriousDisk3624 — 6 days ago
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What’s the most absurd example of a tech company asking users for privacy while collecting enormous amounts of data itself?
reddit.comu/Obsidior — 4 days ago
This is the sci-fi author who wrote the Torment Nexus cautionary tale
u/Puzzleheaded-King584 — 6 days ago