compute
The Most Effective Way to Regulate AI Is to Govern Compute
A controversial but highly effective approach to controlling the use of AI + Conversation with Claus Aasholm
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extraordinary
Striving for the Extraordinary
With Carsten Lillelund Pedersen
OpenAI
The Legality of Perplexity
Legal and ethical considerations on the controversy regarding Perplexity, AI search engines vs Section 230 protection, the web crawler problem, and the hallucination problem.
OpenAI
AI Could be Heading Towards the Trough of Disillusionment
Is AI really heading towards super intelligence? Or the trough of disillusionment?
The Gamification of Human Relationships
How Facebook, Instagram, and other social media platforms gamify human relationships to the tune of great profits. The results are not pretty.
How noyb is Challenging the Privacy Practices of US Tech Giants in Europe
A look at noyb's recent complaints against Meta, Microsoft, and OpenAI.
scarjo
OpenAI Is a Leader in AI Unsafety
OpenAI is ruthlessly pushing the boundaries of AI without a satisfying risk framework.
legal copilot
Will the Copilot Era include AI in Legal Workflows?
Will we have a GitHub Copilot or a Microsoft Copilot for lawyers? Who leads in the legal copilot space? Originally published on AISupremacy.
Law
AI Music Is Not Art. It's... The Opposite
A look at legal and ethical issues with AI-generated music.
court
How Will AI Change Law & the Legal Industry? (Level 3)
The deeper, philosophical question of how AI will change society.
black box
How Will AI Change Law & the Legal Industry? (Level 2)
The AI Act's risk-based approach to regulation and three conflicts between AI and law: the copyright issue, the black box issue, and the evaluation issue.
gpts
How Will AI Change Law & the Legal Industry? (Level 1)
A brief look at the leading AI tools for lawyers, and how lawyers may choose to work with AI in the future.