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Tech Policy Press will no longer post to X (Twitter). You can find us on Bluesky, LinkedIn, and (coming soon) Mastodon.
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The EU AI Act survived final negotiations, which wrapped Friday. To understand what was agreed, @justinhendrix spoke to @Euractiv tech editor Luca Bertuzzi (@BertuzLuca), who reported on the trilogue in Brussels. https://t.co/CME4rhD8tx
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A conversation with EURACTIV technology editor Luca Bertuzzi.
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To mitigate threats to society and democracy, unsecured open-source AI systems need regulation. "The threat posed by unsecured AI systems lies in the ease of their misuse," writes @davidevanharris. Read more from @techpolicypress:
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Unsecured “open-source” AI systems pose a massive series of threats to society and democracy, says David Evan Harris.
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@openmicmedia
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"@microsoft, like its competitors, has opted to base its business model and stake its reputation on solving problems of its own creation." ✍️Op-ed in @techpolicypress by Jessica Dheere of @openmicmedia https://t.co/WNUSW1II2F
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@viaCristiano
Cristiano Lima-Strong
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Today for the first time, the Technology 202 newsletter is on a byline strike. That's because I'm walking out with 700+ of my colleagues for fair wages, good faith bargaining & management decisions that don't gut critical coverage teams
@PostGuild
Washington Post Guild
2 years
Our 24-hour strike has begun. For the first time in 50 years, @washingtonpost workers are walking off the job because our company is refusing to bargain in good faith and breaking the law.
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A shareholder resolution that will be voted on today asks Microsoft to address concerns about generative artificial intelligence and its impacts on democracy, writes Open MIC (@openmicmedia) advocacy director Jessica Dheere. https://t.co/OH9l4h6PWH
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A shareholder resolution asks Microsoft to address concerns about artificial intelligence, writes Jessica Dheere.
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@evanrmurphy
Evan R. Murphy
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New op-ed for @techpolicypress places the @CLTCBerkeley AI Risk-Management Standards Profile for General-Purpose AI Systems (GPAIS) and Foundation Models within today's broader AI governance context. 1/ https://t.co/Cy7neoDdFh
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Additional policies are needed to better manage the risks of GPAIS and foundation models. Here are a few.
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@mmitchell_ai
MMitchell
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New from me, and I think important: How do we regulate AI? Here's how: https://t.co/7gkfBDrFOm Even includes some charts to fill out, for direct operationalisation within a tech company. (1/n)🧵
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By centering peoples' rights we can shape AI to maximally benefit humanity while minimizing harms, says Margaret Mitchell.
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Tech Policy Press
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Podcast! @justinhendrix in conversation with individuals who have held content moderation roles for OpenAI, Facebook, and TikTok in Africa who are now pushing for better treatment and pay: https://t.co/BnGHABKaZl
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A discussion about what it’s been like for the individuals involved in the push for better working conditions.
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Unsecured “open-source” AI systems pose a massive series of threats to society and democracy, says David Evan Harris (@davidevanharris), offering a set of proposals for how to regulate them:
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Unsecured “open-source” AI systems pose a massive series of threats to society and democracy, says David Evan Harris.
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@JuanDGut
Juan David Gutiérrez
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"the most urgent AI risks receive far too little attention in the global conversation. These relate to how AI will perpetuate and worsen global inequalities and systemic injustices." Recommeded essay by P. Gruver-Barr and G. LaForge at @techpolicypress: https://t.co/9U96ZefD0Q
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High-level conversations and processes are heavily concentrated in wealthy, like-minded nations, say Gordon LaForge and Patricia Gruver-Barr.
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Justin Hendrix
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It looks like it is surprisingly easy to extract training data from a supposedly sophisticated and closed source large language model. @techpolicypress program manager @PrithviIyer3 on results of a new preprint research paper:
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Tech Policy Press
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It looks like it is surprisingly easy to extract training data from a supposedly sophisticated and closed source large language model. @techpolicypress program manager @PrithviIyer3 on results of a new preprint research paper:
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Internet and Competitive Networks Association
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New in @techpolicypress: analysis from @JohnBHorrigan @Benton_Inst indicates the ACP is an effective tool for closing the digital divide and increasing internet adoption. Read more ➡️
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Tech Policy Press is a nonprofit media and community venture intended to provoke new ideas, debate and discussion at the intersection of technology and democracy. We publish opinion and analysis.
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