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OPEN-AI LOOKS TO MITIGATE BIAS š¤„

Attempts are being made to control AIās influence on human opinions ⦠I imagine the AI gods find this quite amusing. š
Whatās up? OpenAI is looking to mitigate bias and address ethical considerations through the announcement of a āCollective Alignmentā team.
What is the vision? The Collective Alignment team is tasked with establishing transparent processes that involve public input to guide the governance of OpenAIās AI software, emphasizing the democratic governance of their AI systems.
Why? With the exponential growth of OpenAIās ChatGPT since its late 2022 launch, concerns have risen regarding AIās potential to generate ādeepfakeā content and misinformation. Concerns have also arisen about AIās inherent biases towards social issues. These problems ring especially loud given the upcoming general election of 2024, where AI might be used as a political weapon. The Collective Alignment team is positioned to tackle these challenges by actively seeking skilled professionals to collaborate with OpenAIās existing research teams, such as the āHuman Dataā team, which focuses on incorporating human input into AI models.
Why human data? OpenAI is in the midst of a lawsuit from the New York Times over the illegal use of copyrighted material to train AI models, so it could be the case that this is an attempt from OpenAI to find alternative solutions for training AI models. However, inputting raw human data could also be part of training AI models to be more human-like and human-made. Tyna Eloundo, the founder of this new team, emphasized, āAs we continue to pursue our mission towards super-intelligent models who potentially could be seen as integral parts of our society ... itās important to give people the opportunity to provide input directly.ā
ELON MUSK ON TESLAāS AI GOAL š
I am uncomfortable growing Tesla to be a leader in AI & robotics without having ~25% voting control. Enough to be influential, but not so much that I canāt be overturned.
Unless that is the case, I would prefer to build products outside of Tesla. You donāt seem to understand⦠twitter.com/i/web/status/1ā¦
ā Elon Musk (@elonmusk)
8:55 PM ⢠Jan 15, 2024
The richest man in the world needs more control! šŖ
Whatās up? On his X platform, Elon Musk (also the CEO of Tesla, in case you didnāt know) revealed his discomfort with expanding Teslaās influence in AI and robotics without a substantial increase in his voting control.
Why? Muskās vision for Tesla extends beyond its renowned electric vehicles, encompassing innovations like the āFull Self-Drivingā software and humanoid robots. However, Musk expressed a preference for at least 25% voting control, nearly double his current stake, to lead Teslaās advancements in AI. He emphasized the need for āenough [voting control] to be influential, but not so much that I canāt be overturned.ā
MICROSOFT UNVEILS COPILOT FOR SMALL BUSINESSES š
Q: Why was the computer cold?
A: It left its Windows open! š„¶
Whatās new? Microsoft, now the worldās most valuable public company, is expanding access to its AI Copilot, targeting small businesses with a new subscription plan called Copilot Pro.
What is Copilot Pro? Following the introduction of a free AI Copilot for Bing search last year, Microsoft now offers Copilot Pro at $20 per month/user. This subscription enhances Microsoftās popular applications like Word and Excel with a text-drafting, number-crunching AI assistant. Subscribers gain access to advanced tools and AI models, including the powerful GPT-4 Turbo. Microsoft is also breaking away from a previous 300-person minimum requirement for the enterprise version, making Copilot Pro available to smaller businesses. The enterprise version is $30 per month/user and includes security controls and a Microsoft Teams upgrade.
āI canāt imagine a commercial organization that will not buy at least a seat of Copilot to see what itās all about.ā
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