@Nature@timnitGebru It's a really terrible use of tech AI women's time, @Nature , to force us to band together and deal with erasure. We've also done it for @ruchowdh and @nytimes. Don't do this, please: instead, please don't erase.
To be clear, at this time and for the foreseeable future, there does not exist any AI model or technique that could represent an extinction risk for humanity. Not even in nascent form, and not even if you extrapolate capabilities far into the future via scaling laws.
“If something is being marginalized or stigmatized, we should bring that to the center of focus. Because if we're serving the most marginalized, then everybody is getting served.” — @ClemonsAris
@BernieSanders The move of anthropomorphizing "Sydney" or any other one of these "AIs" opens up room to displace that accountability. But accountability sits with corporations and the people that make them up.
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"Treating Speech as Personally Identifiable Information and Its Impact in Machine Translation" https://t.co/TGZygDFXvu
A useful, highly-accessible read on several privacy and security issues potentially raised by the use of speech technologies
@fbk_mt#pickoftheweek
@yoavgo "Human-level" intelligence as a goal is strange though - there's many useful things humans are horrible at & computers already do better (eg memory/recall, numerical computation) + vice versa (eg emotional intelligence). AI goals should be oriented around solving real problems.
We can't have sensible discussions of so-called "AI" (incl adverse impacts of work done in its name) if we cede framing of the debate to those who see "AI" (or "AGI") as the overarching goal itself, rather than the building of tools that support human flourishing.
Why is "AI" the only thing we describe that way? No one says: This airplane has a superhuman flying ability! This jackhammer has a superhuman pounding ability! This printer has a superhuman typing ability! This camera has a superhuman drawing ability!
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There are several myths regarding raising children in more than one language.
My son is 4 years old.
We live in Barcelona. He's surrounded by Spanish and Catalan language. Yet, he speaks Bosnian like I do.
This is what I discovered about raising a multilingual child:
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