Five Things AI: nothing happened in AI this week
Boring.
Honestly, I’m waiting for the movie on OpenAI, directed by Martin Scorcese or Christopher Nolan. This could be fun. Who would play Sam Altman?
Also, I don’t know what exactly was going on in the OpenAI soap opera over the weekend, but it sure was entertaining.
Did this increase trust in the company and its management to do the right thing? I’m not so sure. And while OpenAI offers fascinating products for its users, I’m still waiting for something even remotely targeted towards business clients. Would any company let OpenAI use their internal data currently? I doubt it.
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Exclusive: OpenAI researchers warned board of AI breakthrough ahead of CEO ouster, sources say
The fine folks at OpenAI had an interesting last couple of days and I assume that it will take a while until we really know what happened and how far along OpenAI really is in developing the often talked about AGI.
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The Unsettling Lesson of the OpenAI Mess
So where are we right now? Is the destruction of mankind close or is AI still in its infancy?
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Language models can use steganography to hide their reasoning, study finds
So basically the machines could talk to each other by embedding messages that we would not be able to decipher. That’s comforting.
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Can Artificial Intelligence Coach You to Better Health?
There’s so much potential for companies to try to make more sense for us by using our health data and connecting it with AI. Right now we have a basic understanding of what’s going on in our body, but AI could really make this more useful for us.
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Why it’s important to remember that AI isn’t human
This is obvious, right? But the boundaries will be harder to notice in the future. We need to make sure that we remember who we’re dealing with.
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