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Ted Chiang’s piece on ChatGPT and large language models is as good as everyone says. The fact that the outputs are rephrasings rather than direct quotes makes them seem game-changingly smart — even sentient — but they’re just very straightforwardly not. newyorker.com/tech/annals-of…

What does effective change management involve in the deployment of enterprise AI solutions? Join Ed Santow, Peter Campbell, Greg Dickason and Claire Linwood as they discuss how best to derive value from AI solutions. Register for the webinar! #legalresearch #changemanagement

Great to see many positive recommendations in the #PrivacyActReview today - crucially, there is acknowledgement that additional protections need to be introduced in instances where ADM is used to make significant decisions about individuals.

As companies treat our personal data like oil - as a resource to exploit - our privacy law hasn't kept pace. But the reform process inched forward today, with the AG releasing proposals to modernise & strengthen privacy protections. 1/3 ag.gov.au/rights-and-pro…

'It’s really concerning to me that facial recognition is being sold as the best way to help problem gamblers when most of the evidence is that it can make problem gambling worse' — Professor Nicholas Davis The Sydney Morning Herald smh.com.au/national/nsw/p…

It's no surprise that the military and intelligence gathering applications of facial recognition technology are being pursued despite every warning. Newsweek takes stock of the implications with the help of Human Technology Institute experts Nicholas Davis and Edward Santow: bddy.me/3SAV58G

The US military is developing a new class of drones that use facial recognition technology to target their weapons. If this sounds dystopian... it is. Excellent analysis from Nicholas Davis, Professor Toby Walsh FAA FTSE and other experts about what this means.

HTI's Wanchuang Zhu & Sally Cripps worked on a new study combining cutting-edge Bayesian network modelling and informed analysis to unravel complex web causal factors – a methodology with potential to tackle other complex social and policy challenges. uts.edu.au/human-technolo…

Laws have failed to keep pace with the rise of AI. Our new project, The Future of AI Regulation in Australia, will work collaboratively with civil society, industry and government to address this problem. uts.edu.au/human-technolo…

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Five former Australian Human Rights Commissioners unanimously agree that the proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament would improve human rights protections in Australia. Edward Santow Guardian Australia uts.edu.au/human-technolo…

1/ Notable how three pioneers of deep learning ( recognised in their shared 2018 Turing award) have substantially diverged on how they assess risk from superintelligence:

Looks like calling LLMs "stochastic parrots" might constitute an insult to parrots 🦜 news.northeastern.edu/2023/04/21/par…

AI is changing the world as we know it, but are our laws keeping up? Human Technology Institute’s new program of work, The Future of AI Regulation in Australia, aims to evaluate the gaps in Australian law and policy. #AIregulation #AI  #responsibletech Learn more: uts.edu.au/human-technolo…

How can we use AI to build the future we want? This episode of The AI Australia Podcast features Human Technology Institute's co-directors, Professors Nicholas Davis Sally Cripps and Edward Santow to discuss the role of #governance in ensuring #responsible use of #AI. 🎧 at uts.edu.au/human-technolo…

What do drones, BDSM, technology, do no harm, risk, regulation, FRT, IHL & democracy have in common? 🎩 Hats off to Australian Red Cross Humanitech & my fellow panelists Nicholas Davis Emma Quilty Vicki Mau & Katy Southall moving at the speed of trust: #HumanitechSummit2023

Think #AI systems operate in a regulatory 'Wild West'? Think again! AI systems are subject to #privacy, consumer protection, anti-discrimination laws and more in AUS and globally. Learn how you can navigate the AI landscape at uts.edu.au/human-technolo… Nicholas Davis Lauren Solomon

AI systems can cause real harms to people - both individually and collectively. I am proud to have co-authored this new report with Nicholas Davis for Human Technology Institute which lays out the risks & provides a snapshot of AI #governance in corporate Australia today. uts.edu.au/human-technolo…

Organisations across Australia are deploying #artificialintelligence in their operations without clear strategies or adequate safeguards, undermining #AI’s potential benefits, according to a new report from Human Technology Institute's Nicholas Davis and Lauren Solomon: bddy.me/43AJsTE

Businesses can’t escape the AI revolution – so here’s how to build a culture of safe and responsible use theconversation.com/businesses-can… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand