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Cars That Think
OCTOBER 7, 2022
There have been a bunch of high-profile examples of robot misuse recently (that we’re not going to link to), and the companies building the robots being misused have taken it personally—as they should, because those misused robots are very easy to identify. It’s not about military robots per se , and that’s made quite clear in the letter.
Cars That Think
OCTOBER 10, 2023
You decide, after some months of interacting with the 4evru’s version of your father, that while you are somewhat glad to learn who your father truly was, you’re mourning the loss of the person you thought you knew. Consider that Microsoft has a patent for creating a conversational chatbot of a specific person using their “social data.”
Cars That Think
OCTOBER 18, 2023
And I think this is what we’ll talk about a little bit in today’s conversation in the sense that there’s no real way to know where data go once they’re created about you. But there are also companies that try to either create persons out of data, so to speak, or there are companies that replicate a living person who has died.
Cars That Think
JULY 5, 2023
The institutional inertia behind air conditioning is considerable, and legal conservatism explains some of the reasons for the slow transition: An architect won’t get sued for calling for industry-standard HVAC but might if a relatively new-on-the-market heat pump doesn’t meet a building operator’s needs.
Cars That Think
DECEMBER 18, 2021
Indeed, 2022 may be the year that neurorights becomes a hot topic, bringing the young neurotech industry and the human rights community into uncomfortable conversations. The right to personal identity. Legal scholars working with the NeuroRights Foundation say the right to mental privacy is under the most imminent threat. “If
Cars That Think
JANUARY 6, 2023
It served cell service and tech companies with geofence warrants—search warrants demanding details on every device and app active within a specified geographic area. The legal documents suggest that about 35 rioters were identified this way, without first being named by witnesses. on 6 January. “The The FBI did not use anything new.
Cars That Think
MARCH 21, 2022
“The current dominant paradigm of private models developed by tech companies beyond the access of researchers is a huge problem,” argues Stella Biderman, a mathematician and artificial-intelligence researcher of the EleutherAI consortium. “We—scientists, There is no formal legal structure.
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