Category: AI Trends & Thought Leadership
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A model called too dangerous for the public was released, pulled, and rereleased in under three months. Here’s who actually controls what “dangerous” means.
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The systems still ain’t broke, which is exactly why no one’s fixing them.
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Mythos [is] an extraordinary defensive tool in the right hands and an extraordinary offensive tool in the wrong ones.
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So, are we using AI to build human capacity, or to remove the bottom rung of the ladder?
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There’s plenty there not to like: alienation from the human affectations that make us feel human, hallucinations, environmental harms, the fact that it’s basically Skynet dressed up like Inspector Gadget.
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Work generated by AI cannot be protected as it is not authored by a human.
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Start with the need, not the tool. Then, use only what tools you need.
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Agents can access their human’s personal information, social media, banks, and anything else tied to them, allowing the bot to impersonate the person and make (human) life-changing decisions. This can very easily go wrong…
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That quiet expansion of expectations is a real risk. Using AI broadly comes with a responsibility to engineer these things, making sure good people aren’t burning themselves out.
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Many people tend to assume AI thinks similarly to a human. While its outputs may be reminiscent of how a human expresses thoughts, AI is mostly predictive text and does not actually understand what it is doing.