Indiscriminate application of AI in govt services deserves critique, but being able to provide information in 70 languages instead of only English and Spanish seems like a legitimate application, especially since this was the original use-case that transformers were developed for and tested against?

"We're experimenting in the backs of pupils" makes it sound scary, but it's nothing new. How do you think educational innovations pre-AI got into schools?

He regularly post them here, so you can find them on his timeline. His timeline on Twitter goes much further back with additional studies.

The "GM having P&L (Pillage &Loot) responsibilities"was a nice touch too 😁

The Discoverers by Daniel Boorstin. Wonderful appreciation of human ingenuity and drive.

I wouldn't trust this last one to be honest. Very long journal name with lots of buzzwords, journal website looks very dodgy: barely any info about the journal itself and the 'archives' for the 10 volumes only go back to December 2024. Probably a pay-to-publish honeypot.

At the risk of running ahead of the actual launch, but will SHADES have a user-friendly interface? I have many people in my organization that are actively working with LLMs who are not coders, but are concerned about LLM bias. SHADES could be a great tool for those people!

On one hand I very much agree that that is the better question to ask. On the other hand there are limits to how far this will get you: sufficient transparency ex ante isn't always possible (e.g. the telephone) and trustworthiness also comes from the experience of using it and succeeding/failing?

But would that then mean that in your opinion all textual/verbal experiments on theory of mind are invalid and only behavioral experiments count?

Thanks! A lot of these points resonate highly with the work I do implementing Responsible AI at my university. One aspect I think deserves a bit more emphasis is how to do this in more or less real-time during development, in addition to auditing systems in production. Any thoughts?

Minimal Nation, Kerst remix

Thank you! I really appreciate this motivation and line of reasoning. Swiss Army knives are nice and useful, but a proper tool gets the job done better and faster

I wish I knew. My Discover feed is at least 80% posts from people that I follow, not much to discover there...