Prof. emeritus Steve Weber writes an op-ed for @TheMessenger as the FTC challenges the Microsoft deal.
"Companies that aim to dominate cloud computing in the next decade are going to get there, in part, by trying to dominate gaming," he said. 🎮
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A very balanced analysis from Agnes @SearchExplained. Some roadmap progress but also a challenging user experience. The first enterprise search application was implemented in 1965 (yes, 1965!) and yet we are still failing on the basics of a satisfactory user experience!
Remember Querqy, the query rewriting library for Lucene-based search engines that lets you use business rules to fix search issues? It's now available 'unplugged' thanks to Johannes Peter & others to work with vanilla deployments https://t.co/aJC5wrHxK6
I am happy to announce our partnership with @enterprisesrch for a series of initiatives that aim to improve the comprehension and adoption of modern AI technologies in the domain of Search!
Mark your calendars and get ready for an extraordinary #free#we…https://t.co/kX9nZH81Nb
Microsoft's track record in developing and commercialising revolutionary bits of software makes me somewhat less enthusiastic than perhaps I should be.
Significant new paper with contributors spanning ARC, Anthropic, DeepMind, Cambridge University, OpenAI and more that proposes an approach for evaluating frontier AI models for extreme risks. Non-exhaustive list of these extreme risks below: https://t.co/nqNHQGvxnA
@WarGit My stepfather was a communist labor organizer before the war, he was a radioman in the Pacific island campaign in WWII, worked in postwar Japan. Later, he refused to talk about the war and was a committed Pacifist. He was gentle, nurturing and loved hiking and camping.
@ResearchBuzz@morisy@estherschindler I’ve retweeted, and hope one of my circle replies. If not, try the Apache Solr mailing list, the best people. They have notes in how to ask.
“Crypto is a movement based on the theory that the existing nation-state is a system rigged by billionaires, and the right response is to create a different and more corrupt order rigged by different billionaires, money launderers, and dictators.” https://t.co/vJ93bOuepA
Moving beyond "algorithmic bias is a data problem"
An extended perspective piece in @Patterns_CP
How do our model design choices contribute to algorithmic bias?
https://t.co/TJ2s218uQx
Folks here who are concerned about the use and misuse of AI, you can leave comments about @nist’s proposed risk management framework for AI use: https://t.co/X7nFqgYCRu
we're fast approaching the July 31 deadline for the Call for Papers for this year's Haystack US, to be held in Charlottesville on 29th/30th September https://t.co/cwn56aSxyw ... [1/2]
@_tallison I had one engagement where they wouldn't let me fix things, but I could report them. I came in every morning and did a * search. Some days I'd get 100K more results than other days...