AI Competition between the US and China is in Open Source models
without political sanctions, its not a market in which the US has the advantage given China's headstart
Chinese Defence Posture - by example
The third principle is the well-known rule of medical ethics: “first, do no harm” – even if we cannot solve all the problems. To build trust, we must first not break it.
AI Autonomy
This dilemma has its own analog in civil society - laws are established to govern human behaviour, but there is no method to assure absolute compliance.
It is a pandora's box but the temptation to open it remains. And always there will be a promethean motivation to take that next step.
"There is very good reason to be worried"
The nature of capitalism is that it pushes itself into unsustainable positions and that's when creative destruction steps in and on the people who can't afford a market crisis.
Oz Government OK's use of Chinese AI
Without exposing the underlying politics, Charlton has introduced a significant policy shift in Australia's foreign relations.
Coercive Competition and Crisis
TLDR; The attached article is very interesting
Accidents Happen, Trust has to be Built
My wife tells me I need to dial it down sometimes.
I know that many rational, sensible people want human
AI generates fake fascist
Reuters reports on use of an AI avatar of Jair Bolsonaro in political campaign despite being under house arrest and
AI Risks are not hallucinations
A big week for AI denialismIn the wake of OpenAI’s cyberattack against Hugging Face, few seem ready to acknowledge
Chinese AI continues to Challenge US Lead
What will be interesting is whether Albanese's new Office for AI will restrict Australian government and businesses to using the US models.
