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I just listened to SBF's interview at the DealBook summit and all I can think of is Hanlon's razor: "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."

The problem is not openAI killing google, but google deploying the same tech and kill every information website that won’t ever be necessary anymore. Benedict Evans thoughts?

LLMs are so powerful that in theory, you'd want to avoid them being centralized in one org. In practice, the only way to avoid misuse ("How do I make poison with supermarket ingredients?") is through a centralized organization. Feels like a catch-22. Thoughts? Sam Altman Elon Musk

For every #ChatGPT limitation there are 100 use cases where you can 10x any other product out there.

What would you add to the list? #ChatGPT

This. Allie K. Miller

Finally out! I've been researching AI gender bias in content moderation for almost two years with Hilke Schellmann and I'm happy to finally share it with the world. Contributions from Abeba Birhane, Dr Carolina Are 💃🏻 bloggeronpole , Kate Crawford, Leon Derczynski ✍🏻 🌞🏠🌲.

AI Accountability Fellow Hilke Schellmann and AI investigator Gianluca Mauro analyzed hundreds of images using Microsoft, Amazon and Google tools and found evidence that the algorithms tag photos of women in everyday situations as sexually suggestive. pulitzercenter.org/stories/there-…

Author Gianluca Mauro submitted himself to these AI image analyses and found out that being shirtless didn’t raise his “racy” level—but once he added a bra, it did. 👉 bit.ly/AIracyW Read more in this report supported by the Pulitzer Center’s Al Accountability Network.

After using AI analysis tools on hundreds of photos of men and women, AI Accountability Fellow Hilke Schellmann & Gianluca Mauro found that images of women were far more likely to be labeled as sexually suggestive. Check this story for The Guardian. 👉 bit.ly/3Yu6kBO

0,00000267$ per word. That's the cost of having ChatGPT power your product. Yesterday OpenAI allowed any business to integrate ChatGPT, and it's scary cheap. Do you know what that means? We are about to see the “ChatGPTification” of every experience.