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Circlemadeeverything OP t1_j93ic79 wrote
Reply to comment by ActuatorMaterial2846 in UN says AI poses 'serious risk' for human rights by Circlemadeeverything
Nefarious groups seeking military advantages is pretty terrifying.
And her would a.i. expose their plans on the fly? It’ll be a very interesting movie we are in.
Circlemadeeverything OP t1_j93i6x6 wrote
Reply to comment by Circlemadeeverything in UN says AI poses 'serious risk' for human rights by Circlemadeeverything
How about sexual exploitation?
“AI has the potential to play a role in combating sexual exploitation by improving detection, prevention, and support measures. Here are a few examples of how AI can be used to address sexual exploitation:
Identifying and monitoring high-risk situations: AI can be used to analyze patterns of behavior and identify signs of potential sexual exploitation, such as patterns of communication or transactions. For example, AI could be used to analyze online activity to detect potential cases of sex trafficking.
Improving detection and reporting: AI can be used to detect and report sexual exploitation by identifying explicit content or suspicious behavior. For example, AI could be used to detect and flag explicit images or videos on social media platforms.
Providing support to victims: AI could be used to provide support and resources to victims of sexual exploitation, such as connecting them with hotlines or support services. For example, chatbots or virtual assistants could be used to provide information and support to victims.  Preventing exploitation: AI can be used to help prevent sexual exploitation by identifying and addressing the root causes of vulnerability. For example, AI could be used to identify patterns of poverty or abuse that may make individuals more vulnerable to sexual exploitation.
It is important to note that AI should be used in conjunction with other strategies to effectively combat sexual exploitation. Additionally, it is crucial that AI is used in a responsible and ethical manner, with appropriate privacy protections and consideration of potential biases in its algorithms.”
ActuatorMaterial2846 t1_j93i5ce wrote
Reply to comment by Circlemadeeverything in UN says AI poses 'serious risk' for human rights by Circlemadeeverything
I actually kind of agree. Transformer architecture isn't the complicated part, it's the nueral networks held by large companies and governments which are very expensive. It's easy to see such tech remaining in the hands of the powerful, but I'm not convinced that's going to be the case in the near future.
There are already proven examples of this technology being completely open source. Stability AI is already leaps and abounds ahead of DALLE-2 for example.
When GPT and chatbots get nerfed, it will drive more people to seek out open source options. DALLE-2 is a locked out system and will likely be a payed platform, yet stable diffusion is open source and utilises a users own backend. I'm not sure big corps will be able to keep up.
However, my concern is the sophistication of the nueral networks that are no doubt classified, most definitely in the hands of government and military.
Circlemadeeverything OP t1_j93i3f3 wrote
Reply to comment by Cool_calm_connected in UN says AI poses 'serious risk' for human rights by Circlemadeeverything
Of course. But those fighting that abuse will also have it. And it in theory may not lie.
Cool_calm_connected t1_j93i03e wrote
Reply to comment by nucflashevent in UN says AI poses 'serious risk' for human rights by Circlemadeeverything
You must have a really big bumper.
Cool_calm_connected t1_j93hxl8 wrote
Reply to comment by Circlemadeeverything in UN says AI poses 'serious risk' for human rights by Circlemadeeverything
Those with power will use it to ensure it serves them, imo.
Circlemadeeverything OP t1_j93hx06 wrote
Reply to comment by PapaverOneirium in UN says AI poses 'serious risk' for human rights by Circlemadeeverything
Let’s ask Chat Gpt - can ai help stop exploitation”:
“AI has the potential to help stop exploitation by improving detection and prevention measures, and by providing tools to support vulnerable populations. Some ways that AI could be used to help combat exploitation include:
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Identifying and monitoring high-risk situations: AI can be used to analyze large amounts of data to detect patterns and identify areas of high risk for exploitation. For example, AI could be used to analyze social media activity to detect potential cases of human trafficking.
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Improving detection of exploitation: AI can be used to analyze patterns of behavior and identify signs of exploitation that may be missed by humans. For example, AI could be used to analyze financial transactions to detect potential cases of money laundering or fraud.
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Providing support to victims: AI could be used to provide support to victims of exploitation by connecting them with resources and providing information on their rights. For example, chatbots and virtual assistants could be used to provide information and support to victims.
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Preventing exploitation: AI can be used to prevent exploitation by identifying and addressing the root causes of vulnerability. For example, AI could be used to identify areas of high unemployment and poverty and provide resources to help address those issues.
While AI has the potential to help stop exploitation, it is important to consider the ethical implications of its use and ensure that it is used in a responsible and transparent manner. Additionally, it is important to recognize that AI is not a silver bullet solution and must be used in conjunction with other strategies to effectively combat exploitation.”
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Reply to comment by Drsangetsu in Apple Pushing to Launch Search Engine to Rival Google by DragonWarrior566
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PapaverOneirium t1_j93g15c wrote
Reply to comment by Circlemadeeverything in UN says AI poses 'serious risk' for human rights by Circlemadeeverything
Has this been demonstrated? How are you coming to this conclusion?
Kelpie00 t1_j93fu70 wrote
Reply to Got a tech question or want to discuss tech? Bi-Weekly /r/Technology Tech Support / General Discussion Thread by veritanuda
im coming here because I'm desperate and I don't know where else to look for help.
I can't stitch videos that have the "stitch" feature on. Meaning that if a content creator on TikTok allows others to stitch their videos, whenever I try I get this error message: "Couldn't download. Try again later". I've been having the same error message for more than two weeks. I've updated the app, deleted it and re-install it several times, and even rebooted my cellphone, but nothing!
I've Googled everywhere, asked around, even reported the problem directly with TikTok, and nothing!
TbonerT t1_j93dlxx wrote
Reply to comment by ZippyTheWonderSnail in Majority of Texans back shift to solar energy by Sorin61
They link the report from the survey, which includes the efforts they went through, which I already mentioned, to ensure it isn’t some bullshit survey like you see on IG. This is how actual scientific polling is done. I’ve already given you two examples of how accurate this school is in conducting their polls. If you want to wallow in ignorance, go ahead, but please wallow silently.
sobanz t1_j93d1n9 wrote
just do what I do and buy high end hardware to play pixelart indie games and 10 year+ old emulated games
Toytles t1_j93bm26 wrote
Reply to comment by da90 in Ultra-enthusiast hardware is strangling PC gaming by redhatGizmo
I cri everytime
Ihaveasmallwang t1_j93akt4 wrote
Reply to comment by Taraxian in I Watched Elon Musk Kill Twitter’s Culture From the Inside | This bizarre episode in social-media history proves that it’s well past time for meaningful tech oversight by Hrmbee
It’s amazing that they don’t take responsibility for their own abusive behavior and want to blame other people when they are inevitably held accountable for it.
Circlemadeeverything OP t1_j93aap6 wrote
Reply to comment by Circlemadeeverything in UN says AI poses 'serious risk' for human rights by Circlemadeeverything
If I’m honest I don’t think we are going to be happy with what AI tells us about our leaders or ourselves.
Circlemadeeverything OP t1_j939ye5 wrote
Reply to comment by Cool_calm_connected in UN says AI poses 'serious risk' for human rights by Circlemadeeverything
If can be used for either - good or evil. And the powerful and rich can’t contain what they let out of Pandora’s box. At least not forever. Basic technology could already expose a lot of exploitation and abuse. Even the IRS alone could be using it already to find red flags in the rich. It’s a choice not to use tech for Good
But it’s definitely a two edged sword. Usually it’s used for the greedy to exploit and withhold the truth
Mods_suck_42069 t1_j9394cz wrote
>the underdog from Redmond
The article lost me from that point on. That's like having Alexander and Genghis Khan walking up to a bar after conquering their known worlds and calling one of them the underdog.
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Reply to comment by Cool_calm_connected in UN says AI poses 'serious risk' for human rights by Circlemadeeverything
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nucflashevent t1_j937r32 wrote
Reply to comment by Cool_calm_connected in UN says AI poses 'serious risk' for human rights by Circlemadeeverything
I'm sorry, but that's a bumper sticker, not an honest assessment.
nucflashevent t1_j937op2 wrote
I don't mean to be rude, but the UN couldn't find a hooker in a whore house...you'll pardon if I'm a bit suspect of their views on AI. /sarcasm
_Brandobaris_ t1_j9358t7 wrote
This makes sense. The density and concentration differences definitely push this as a great idea.
Shelbi_x t1_j935827 wrote
AI be like “too bad, so sad”
JerrysStillHere t1_j934w01 wrote
Imagine going to jail for stealing a kia......
Cool_calm_connected t1_j934hbo wrote
Reply to comment by Circlemadeeverything in UN says AI poses 'serious risk' for human rights by Circlemadeeverything
I disagree. AI will almost certainly be controlled to serve the powerful, and the tyrants, not free citizens.
They are ahead of the curve. They know what's coming, and they are planning ahead with those with power to figure out how to best take advantage of new technologies to serve them.
Ok_Marionberry_9932 t1_j93ir1k wrote
Reply to MIT team makes a case for direct carbon capture from seawater, not air by MotorDrive
That’s fucking brilliant