Collaborate Disseminate
Some 40% of organizations remain in the exploration/experimentation phases due to factors including limited AI skills and expertise, according to IBM’s newly released Global AI Adoption Index 2023. Continue reading IBM: While Enterprise Adoption of Artificial Intelligence Increases, Barriers are Limiting Its Usage
The company’s paper on high-stakes decisions made by foundation models joins the conversation on bias in generative AI, but Anthropic doesn’t recommend using its methods in the real world. Continue reading Anthropic Builds Methods for Reducing Bias in Generative AI – But Doesn’t Recommend AI for High-Stakes Decisions
Stakeholders from underrepresented groups should be involved in the integration of AI into business processes or functions. Continue reading EqualAI Releases 11 Principles for Responsible AI Governance
Does your business need a head of AI? Deloitte’s AI ethicist Beena Ammanath says the role is crucial. Continue reading Head of AI and Similar Leadership Roles are Here to Stay, says Deloitte AI Ethicist
In Australia and elsewhere, the debate around AI and ethics rages. Meanwhile, AI apps with questionable ethics are being released daily. Continue reading The Debate Around AI Ethics in Australia is Falling Far Behind
The incident raises concerns about guardrails around quickly-proliferating conversational AI models. Continue reading ‘He Would Still Be Here’: Man Dies by Suicide After Talking with AI Chatbot, Widow Says
GPT-4 is OpenAI’s most secretive release thus far, and AI researchers are warning about the potential consequences. Continue reading OpenAI’s GPT-4 Is Closed Source and Shrouded in Secrecy
Last Thursday two lowly masters grad students, Aaron Gokaslan and Vanya Cohen managed to replicate the secretive OpenAI model and cheekily named their version OpenGPT-2. The code can be downloaded from this Google Colab page and apparently no prior experience in language modeling is required to use it. More useful …read more
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