Let’s consider the logic behind these statements for a second: Why would you, a CEO or executive at a high-profile technology company, repeatedly return to the public stage to proclaim how worried you are about the product you are building and selling?
Answer: If apocalyptic doomsaying about the terrifying power of AI serves your marketing strategy.
What hasn't OpenAI found a systematic fix for prompt injection in their models & API?
Because the whole goal of AI safety is to make sure that the model can't escape!
Just learned set theory and I cannot contain myself.
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Trans rights are human rights.
Bash the fash.
Because a friend found this useful yesterday:
Before tackling a problem, figure out whether it's the sort of problem where when you've solved 80% of the problem, you've solved 80% of the problem, or the kind where solving 80% means you've solved 0% of the problem.
This is especially important in security and privacy because that last 5% might be impossible.
Our Developer in Residence (@ambv) wonders what life would be like with two people in the role -- both personally and for the Python community.
https://pyfound.blogspot.com/2023/02/the-case-for-second-developer-in.html
@danluu same thing that usually happens, they get demoted by a software program they cannot see and don't necessarily know exists and can't understand why their life is so hard.
I have a friend whose ex-boyfriend added her name to a widely used "bad words" filter list. I found it and sent 80 pull requests on Github to try and expunge the entry (somewhat successfully). Similar things will happen with this, but with far less visibility.
Timnit Gebru (she/her).
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