This sort of legislation is needed urgently across the world quickly. AI will be important in the future, but its power for destruction needs to be reigned in
you can't prevent you couldn't prevent it anyway, so no other way to deal with it or left behind - cause outside of the EU they will forcefully use it (China). You could go even so far that some make a case that EU would like the AI (specifically in survailiance) but don't have the infrastructure and personal / political power to enforce and abuse it all at once. Prove me wrong.
Rules or not humanity is building an extremely fragile house of cards with AI. There will always be those who will abuse Technology, just look at humanity's past history. This one could be the last one.
The AI is as human as a book written by humans is, and as a library full of books. It is our knowledge. Also the speed tells you that either this is AI or a superhuman.
That you have a list of all texts / images you used to learn for the AI seems good. I mean , so at least the person who has done the work can get some money out of it, when it is used for the Ai. Preventing an AI from creating illegal stuff like child pornographie also doesn't sound too stupid at first glance.
@@darumaichi 1. I would think if you shuffle AI and real video/ images and have to decide image by image it gets even harder to find the culprits.... 2. Just think about what is the AI learning with....
It's an extension of consumer protection legislation in the context of surveillance capitalism. In contrast, AI is expanding to hundreds of thousands of corporations and tens of thousands of vocations. Having said that, there's talk of job protection. Please check.
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There are a few ways to tell if AI is not a human pretending to be a computer. Ask about its experiences. AI systems are trained on large datasets of text and code, but they don't have the same life experiences as humans. If you ask an AI system about its childhood, its job, or its relationships, it may give you answers that are either generic or inconsistent. Ask about its creative process. AI systems can generate creative text, but they don't have the same ability to think outside the box as humans. If you ask an AI system to write a poem or a story, it may produce something that is technically proficient but lacks originality. Ask about its emotions. AI systems can't feel emotions, so they may have difficulty understanding or responding to emotional cues. If you ask an AI system how it feels about something, it may give you a canned response or simply say that it doesn't have feelings. Look for inconsistencies in its responses. AI systems are still under development, so they may make mistakes or contradict themselves. If you notice any inconsistencies in an AI system's responses, it's a good sign that it's not a human. Of course, there's no foolproof way to tell if AI is not a human pretending to be a computer. But by paying attention to the following clues, you can increase your chances of spotting a fake. Here are some additional tips for spotting AI: Beware of systems that claim to be able to do everything. No AI system is perfect, so if you see one that claims to be able to do everything, it's probably a fake. Be suspicious of systems that are too good to be true. If you find an AI system that seems to be able to do things that no human could do, it's probably a fake. Trust your gut. If you get a feeling that something is not right, it probably isn't. Don't be afraid to question the authenticity of an AI system, even if it seems to be very convincing.
The reactions from the AI industry to these proposed regulations are significant to gauge how the community perceives and adapts to the changing landscape. Open dialogues and collaboration between policymakers and industry experts can help shape effective regulations that balance innovation and societal considerations.
We cannot regulate something more intelligent than all us us put together. IT WILL become the ghost in the machine, knowing everything about everyone and take control. More intelligent than all us us put together. More intelligent than all us us put together. More intelligent than all us us put together.
I just want these to be purely science chat bots and not woke. Chatbots right now chat GPT is trained to be woke. I think that's very wrong. I think it should be trained only on data and The prompts provided by the user should provide only factual responses not woke ones
Banning predictive stuff is stupid but there might be large groups of people wanting that so better do all the other win-win first and let them have it/agree to there demands
how cannot it evolve past it's human programing? What that even means? It is a tool, and just like addition operation with enough speed allow to create 3D world in videogames, Transformers allow that the context of your prompt plus the AI model provides a human -like response. And the database is so vast, that why not cannot surpass us at linear thinking? It is like saying "ooh a library will never surpass the authors that wrote the books on it" well the authors are dead, and we still go to the library to read their books.
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a real artificial intelligence will change act between the lines to rule your life
This sort of legislation is needed urgently across the world quickly. AI will be important in the future, but its power for destruction needs to be reigned in
Exactly
The EU will just fall behind China and the US even more
nah we need to leave a wild west for AI to flourish.
Europe has had a terrible influence on the world with weapons restrictions.
you can't prevent you couldn't prevent it anyway, so no other way to deal with it or left behind - cause outside of the EU they will forcefully use it (China). You could go even so far that some make a case that EU would like the AI (specifically in survailiance) but don't have the infrastructure and personal / political power to enforce and abuse it all at once. Prove me wrong.
"Censorship built into the model"
Rules or not humanity is building an extremely fragile house of cards with AI. There will always be those who will abuse Technology, just look at humanity's past history. This one could be the last one.
How do I know that Ai isnt just some human pretending to be a computer
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There will be a lot of relabeling. Human services presented as AI, so you dont need to think about exploiting some poor indian IT worker.
The AI is as human as a book written by humans is, and as a library full of books. It is our knowledge. Also the speed tells you that either this is AI or a superhuman.
@@manoo2056 I understand. But the model for Ai iavery much a girl, named me
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Just keep Julie Chang, better annunciation, speed, and tone.
That you have a list of all texts / images you used to learn for the AI seems good.
I mean , so at least the person who has done the work can get some money out of it, when it is used for the Ai.
Preventing an AI from creating illegal stuff like child pornographie also doesn't sound too stupid at first glance.
@@darumaichi 1. I would think if you shuffle AI and real video/ images and have to decide image by image it gets even harder to find the culprits....
2. Just think about what is the AI learning with....
Turn AI loose on Congress and the media now. Shut their water off.
It's an extension of consumer protection legislation in the context of surveillance capitalism. In contrast, AI is expanding to hundreds of thousands of corporations and tens of thousands of vocations. Having said that, there's talk of job protection. Please check.
More regulations mean more jobs for government officials.
It's about GAEDAEMN Time.
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I suggest to WSJ Tech News Briefing to available the acts of EU regarding AI, at least in your description so we can discuss it together. Thank you🙏
Do something before million people losing their creative jobs!
maybe they can become Coal miners?
This is such a stupid idea
Hi Julie Chang, good morning.🙏 Zoe Thomas must be watching WSJ Tech News Briefing too now. Hi Zoe👋
Vai Brasil 🇧🇷
Come to Brasil.
gaurd rails = slow down ai development
And falling behind China and the US lol
And that's why China dominates AI
Ai is the new kale. Lots of green goes in nothing but comes out.
There are a few ways to tell if AI is not a human pretending to be a computer.
Ask about its experiences. AI systems are trained on large datasets of text and code, but they don't have the same life experiences as humans. If you ask an AI system about its childhood, its job, or its relationships, it may give you answers that are either generic or inconsistent.
Ask about its creative process. AI systems can generate creative text, but they don't have the same ability to think outside the box as humans. If you ask an AI system to write a poem or a story, it may produce something that is technically proficient but lacks originality.
Ask about its emotions. AI systems can't feel emotions, so they may have difficulty understanding or responding to emotional cues. If you ask an AI system how it feels about something, it may give you a canned response or simply say that it doesn't have feelings.
Look for inconsistencies in its responses. AI systems are still under development, so they may make mistakes or contradict themselves. If you notice any inconsistencies in an AI system's responses, it's a good sign that it's not a human.
Of course, there's no foolproof way to tell if AI is not a human pretending to be a computer. But by paying attention to the following clues, you can increase your chances of spotting a fake.
Here are some additional tips for spotting AI:
Beware of systems that claim to be able to do everything. No AI system is perfect, so if you see one that claims to be able to do everything, it's probably a fake.
Be suspicious of systems that are too good to be true. If you find an AI system that seems to be able to do things that no human could do, it's probably a fake.
Trust your gut. If you get a feeling that something is not right, it probably isn't. Don't be afraid to question the authenticity of an AI system, even if it seems to be very convincing.
The reactions from the AI industry to these proposed regulations are significant to gauge how the community perceives and adapts to the changing landscape. Open dialogues and collaboration between policymakers and industry experts can help shape effective regulations that balance innovation and societal considerations.
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Literally 1984
What Orwell warned about sadly
We cannot regulate something more intelligent than all us us put together. IT WILL become the ghost in the machine, knowing everything about everyone and take control. More intelligent than all us us put together. More intelligent than all us us put together. More intelligent than all us us put together.
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I just want these to be purely science chat bots and not woke. Chatbots right now chat GPT is trained to be woke. I think that's very wrong. I think it should be trained only on data and The prompts provided by the user should provide only factual responses not woke ones
Your voice is sooo much better than Zoe’s. I stopped watching cos she was so annoying
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Banning predictive stuff is stupid but there might be large groups of people wanting that so better do all the other win-win first and let them have it/agree to there demands
There is no such thing as Ai. A machine cannot evolve past it's human programming. I dont buy it
how cannot it evolve past it's human programing? What that even means? It is a tool, and just like addition operation with enough speed allow to create 3D world in videogames, Transformers allow that the context of your prompt plus the AI model provides a human -like response. And the database is so vast, that why not cannot surpass us at linear thinking?
It is like saying "ooh a library will never surpass the authors that wrote the books on it" well the authors are dead, and we still go to the library to read their books.
You have no idea how it works.
This is like saying a mechanical machine cannot be stronger than the human muscles that assembled it.
Elon has been begging people to do this since 2016
Elon is a moron who wants to build a colony on a planet that has no atmosphere
How again will you breathe on Mars?
Elon likes to smoke pot and say a lot of silly stuff
Elon? The same guy who financed ChatGPT and unveiled it? He is a dick
@@smartasskickass4260 thats the point of pot
Empty briefing, nothing important said.
then why are you watching lol