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If you haven't yet read Ted Chiang's essay on generative AI and art, get on it. For my money, it's one of the best things written on AI, period—it gets to the heart of what's so dismaying about AI in a single haunting sentence: "It reduces the amount of intention in the world."

Thrilled to have our work recognized as central in holding a notoriously impervious industry to account time.com/7012875/amba-k… #TIME100AI There's power in saying the unpopular thing, even if there is also discomfort :) Grateful to team AI Now Institute and those we walk with ❤️

obsessed w this

Khan's strongest receipts are the Money Power wanting her gone. She gets stuff done, and enforces the law. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

wow

also makes me think of all the straight men on dating apps that have pics of themselves with dead animals. it’s endemic but no women I know finds that attractive. so what is it signaling?

thanks i hate it

One of the things we need to discuss is that LLMs listening to your conversations and phone calls, reading your texts and emails — this is all going to be normalized and inevitable within seven years.

absolutely phenomenal, can’t wait for what’s next there w alice e. marwick at the helm!!!

roses are red, the future is a mystery,

hahahaha whatttt the actual fuck

Sixteen questions about worker privacy

putting together readings for our next 2wk unit on data + political economy. really excited for this one :)

ok this is pretty unnerving have to say. i am positive i could play this for a friend and they would not know it was generated

big uni bureaucracy at its finest