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Writing & Teaching the World about AI
with Devansh
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Going Deep on AI and Copyright Law
with Andres Guadamuz aka TechnoLlama
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AI Music Is a Technologically Sophisticated Form of Plagiarism
An in-depth look at RIAA’s lawsuits against Suno and Udio and why the “fair use”-defense seems out of the question.
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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.
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AI Could be Heading Towards the Trough of Disillusionment
Is AI really heading towards super intelligence? Or the trough of disillusionment?
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.
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OpenAI Is a Leader in AI Unsafety
OpenAI is ruthlessly pushing the boundaries of AI without a satisfying risk framework.
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The Social Costs of Meta’s AI Playbook
Also, OpenAI's Sora, Apple Vision Pro, and conversation with Nick Potkalitsky about AI's impact on education.
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AI’s Labor Market Impacts Are Slower Than Expected
Key findings in a recent paper on AI's labor market impact by MIT and IBM + conversation with Renée Shaw.
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OpenAI’s Mounting Legal & Ethical Problems
UK, EU, and US considering investigations of the OpenAI/Microsoft partnership, copyright lawsuits, many private companies blocking the GPTBot, OpenAI's journalism blog post + EU AI Act Leak
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A Sensible Approach to Regulating AI in Copyright Law – The Input Phase
A new class-action lawsuit against Microsoft and OpenAI, Gary Marcus and Reid Southen in IEEE Spectrum, Public vs. Private datasets + Podcast with Sairam from Gradient Ascent
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The NYT Lawsuit Against Microsoft and OpenAI Could Signal GenAI’s Napster Moment
Introduction While reading about the myriad of lawsuits that are hitting OpenAI and Microsoft, I am more and more inclined to think that ChatGPT could face a “Napster moment”. Napster, the peer-to-peer streaming platform that was big from 1999-2001, became defined, not by its proliferation of free