I've for sure waded through entire folders of AI-generated documents - not taking anything in, only wondering why (and how did I get here, and how do I get out).
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I've for sure waded through entire folders of AI-generated documents - not taking anything in, only wondering why (and how did I get here, and how do I get out).
As AI makes authoritative text cheap, verification becomes the bottleneck. A police report failure shows why institutions are adding friction. #aigovernance
Oh wow - I’d have thought naked mole rats were egalitarian. Turns out their social hierarchy goes hand in hand with their strange biological traits.
A beautiful white tree with five trunks alongside a small parh and among green leaves. It's winter.
Possibly the most beautiful white tree I've ever met 🤍
Technology usually exists or it doesn't.
Quantum computers occupy a third state.
My latest on HackerNoon is a brief look at why today’s quantum machines run but don’t yet compute.
hackernoon.com/quantum-comp...
With the No Kings protest today, I pulled together a clear explainer of the policy and power shifts since WWII leading to this moment - it’s been a long time coming. #NoKings
www.bellwether.works/have-we-brok...
It changed in the UK. In the Netherlands everyone still says "he's got corona" (no virus, just corona; COVID yields a blank stare).
Looks like a really engaging project!
Before I send any ideas over: I noticed EA/Longtermism alignment - how central is that perspective to your editorial approach?
Are you looking to foreground that lens, or also open to pieces approaching AI from different philosophical or critical standpoints?
My latest article is featured on HackerNoon's front page - check it out 👇 #AI #AIEthics
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Tasks that humans can do Tasks that machines can automate New tasks that humans Can do with the help of machines Fig 2: Humans and machines (image re-created from the talk) rhe white oval represents tasks we know about today and humans can do. The black shape inside it are ones that machines can automate. But there is a much larger space outside the ovals with new jobs that humans can do with the help of new technology. Right now, we don't know what those jobs are when it comes to Al. We need visionaries who can imagine and inspire new possibilities— similar to how the iPhone sparked mobile services and the app industry.
The Turing Trap: why pursuing human-like AI is misguided - bellwether works https://www.bellwether.works/the-turing-trap-why-pursuing-human-like-ai-is-misguided/ #AI #future
Thank you for reading, @debashissarkar.bsky.social 😃
🤖 The latest AI developments turn empathy into just another product for sale, raising questions about ethics and regulation.
Read the story 👇
www.bellwether.works/what-happens...
That's probably far too sensible for this world...
🤖 The more robots act like us, the less they feel like tools. So how should we treat them? And what does that say about us?
www.bellwether.works/empathy-exe-...
Incredible ideas - some better than others!
💡Holograms can store data and slash energy consumption! Holographic storage might just be the breakthrough solution we need for a sustainable data-heavy future🌍
Read the full article 👇
www.bellwether.works/memory-in-3d...
“Moore’s law made us lazy” during the 1980s and 90s. Developers could rely on the adage ‘if it doesn’t work now, just wait until next year’. Money flowed to shrinking transistors to keep pace with Moore’s prediction, not to researching alternative approaches.
www.bellwether.works/beyond-moore...
Oh, cool! Please can I join, too?
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Ising machines are pretty cool! Like rocket boosters for optimisation - whether logistics, finance, life sciences or any other hard problem.
www.bellwether.works/quantum-insp...
Fixating on AI that automates and imitates people stifles true progress. But we can change the rules and do better. Erik Brynjolfsson explains how in his Ten Theses of the Turing Trap at Stanford HAI's New Horizons in Generative AI conference.
www.bellwether.works/the-turing-t...
