great story related to the incoming avalanche of scams that use a whole lifecycle of AI tools:
-quick varied scripts for scams or misinformation through text generatio
-use AI voice generators/clones
-image gen or deepfakes
-robotexts/callers
sigh
https://epic.org/misinformation-scams-and-the-glut-of-garbage-content-is-going-to-explode-with-gpt-are-we-ready/
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RT @pranshuverma_
new: AI voice-cloning tech is making phone scams fri…
https://twitter.com/pranshuverma_/status/1632397925908111360
Misinformation, Scams, and the Glut of Garbage Content Are Going to Explode with GPT – Are We Ready?
<p>Consumer products using GPT-3 have captured the attention of the tech world and beyond. It can write up news hits on Stock prices, write quick poems about anything you want in the style of Dr. Dre, and might give you the right directions for coding or cooking. It’s fun, extremely impressive, and way too easy.</p>
.@BMLeeJR -- seeing states lead way in CT, CA, OR that are about transparency -- he sees transparency as next big step in regulation. Talks about the sheer scale of AI decision-making is daunting and concerning to people and how transparency can get us toward that
How does NIST see the RMF fit into the current generative AI discussion? @NIST's Elham Tabassi says it was designed to apply to generative AI -- talks about structured tiers of risk -- not entirely clear here if basis of structured risk is on context used or complexity of tech
.@ashleyrgold: how should congress take NIST AI RMF and AI BoR type docs?
A: seeing these docs as "protolegislation"...good bills have to be specifics but challenge here is that the goalposts are moving....Wants to impose a duty of care to address unknown future challenges
Following AI Governance Panel at
#SOTN2023 🧵
sr advisor to congress (missed name) responding to this piece -- you don't want congress to move as fast as industry (agreed!)...saying theyre pivoting from support of R&D to consumer protection (log)
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/03/technology/artificial-intelligence-regulation-congress.html
As A.I. Booms, Lawmakers Struggle to Understand the Technology
Tech innovations are again racing ahead of Washington’s ability to regulate them, lawmakers and A.I. experts said.
RT @cobun
"Operators are standing by until midnight tonight!"
A reminder from @DavidsonNTIA at #SOTN23 to submit your comments today for @NTIAgov's RFC on "Privacy, Equity, and Civil Rights." https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2023/01/20/2023-01088/privacy-equity-and-civil-rights-request-for-comment
Federal Register :: Request Access
thissss guy
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RT @60Minutes
After Microsoft introduced their AI chatbot, reporters noted a seemingly rogue “alter-ego” within the program named Sydney. Lesley Stahl asked Microsoft president Brad Smith how that happened.
https://cbsn.ws/3IVi5KW https://t.co/9r8AhFAX9Qhttps://twitter.com/60Minutes/status/1632539204667203584
The new world of AI chatbots like ChatGPT
Lesley Stahl speaks with Brad Smith, president of Microsoft, and others about the emerging industry of artificial intelligence systems people can have conversations with.
RT @pranshuverma_
new: AI voice-cloning tech is making phone scams frighteningly believable.
I talked to some who got duped. They were elderly + heard their loved one needed cash now. They felt it might be a scam, but the voice sounded too real to ignore.
One lost $21k.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/03/05/ai-voice-scam/
They thought loved ones were calling for help. It was an AI scam.
Scammers are using artificial intelligence to sound more like family members in distress. Loved ones are falling for it and losing thousands of dollars.
