Philosopher | Key Note Speaker #AIEthics | Author of ”Killing Sophia - Consciousness, Empathy, and Reason in the Age of Intelligent Robots" | https://xitter.cf/t.co/0KkTUwA9yf
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He promised us a Death Star. Instead, we got something that does even more things, none of which anyone really needs, just at a slightly faster pace...
Keep a cool head and a warm heart - whether it ends well depends solely on what we define as the ending 😉❤️
Commenting on the fine paper from @hankhplee et. al. in DK's leading AI podcast Prompt. The study pretty much documents my intuition: GenAI makes many of us dumber per default. But I think we can still make an active choice of using it for the opposite. dr.dk/lyd/special-radio/prom…
AI might profoundly change the way we work, but ensuring its wise use requires significant effort. There is an obvious risk of accelerating the creation of content nobody really needs rather than increasing quality. Read my comment at @DataEthicsEU dataethics.eu/generative-ai-…
For 2 ½ år side fyrede Google en ingeniør for at hævde, at firmaets chatbot var blevet levende. Nu har milliardvirksomheden Anthropic hyret en forsker, der skal undersøge AI-modellers mentale velbefindende. Læs min analyse af den mærkværdige udvikling: copenhagen-review-of-communi…
Much of the AI hype revolves around accelerating production in areas where needs are already oversupplied. For AI to drive genuine societal progress, we need bigger, more meaningful visions.
I wrote a piece about this in @DataEthicsEU I hope you like it!
dataethics.eu/media-overload…
A new book by Kęstutis Mosakas about robot rights based on his ph.d. thesis. @JoshGellers and @David_Gunkel in case you did not know this might be of interest to you.
link.springer.com/book/10.10…
"Kære Mille" har fået lektørudtalelse fra DBC:
“En fantastisk fin, filosofisk bog, der formår at beskrive dybe og komplekse emner jordnært og lettilgængeligt [..] En rigtig god gave til alle unge mennesker."
Køb sommergaven til din yndlingsteenager her:
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Min nye bog, ”Kære Mille - Et brev om livet", som jeg oprindeligt skrev til min datter, udkommer 17. april. Jeg håber, I vil tage godt i mod den - rigtig mange har allerede købt den som konfirmationsgave 😊 Læs mere via linket! telving.dk/kaere-mille/
Jeg har skrevet en filosofibog til min teenage-datter. Den er både underholdende og nem at læse, og du behøver ikke interessere dig for filosofi for at få noget ud af den. Det er nok at du interesserer dig for livet. I forsalg nu! #filosofi #unge telving.dk/kaere-mille/
I've had a lot of great dialogues on Twitter, but since X, my profile has come to a complete standstill. Or people think I've become boring. Also possible. But I thought I'd share this article I wrote about AGI anyway. Happy reading and happy holidays :-) dataethics.eu/the-quest-for-…
My take on @pmarca's much debated manifesto. I think it is so one sided and extreme that it does more harm than good even for tech optimism itself. Thanks to @JohnDanaher for inspiration regarding a more nuanced view on the concept. kforum.dk/article16550966.ec…
Ironisk, at det i mange lande kræver flere godkendelser at lancere en ny læskedrik end en teknologi med uendeligt potentiale for at skabe politisk usikkerhed og kriminelt misbrug. Det skriver jeg om på @Altingetdk i dag. #AI #Etik #dkpol altinget.dk/digital/artikel/…
My thoughts on how new voice cloning tools are pushing humanity further towards the complete dissolution of the boundary between reality and illusion. dataethics.eu/the-ethical-ab… #voicecloning #AI #ethics
The brain is plastic and reacts intensely to broken trust. Former AI researcher from Stanford proposes 'What You See Is What You Get' legislation to prevent deception by chatbots and robots. Had the pleasure of interviewing Cindy Mason. @ai_environment academia.edu/102429147/If_we…
"Attention is your most precious asset, and deciding how to invest it is one of the most important decisions you can make".
Thinking about this quote by @robertwaldinger and how much attention is given by my kids - any kids - to various kinds of tech almost makes me cry.
This is worth reading. I am not sure what to think of it myself, but it may be of inspiring interest to @David_Gunkel @JoshGellers @Joshuak_Smith and @Inframethod
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This is a pretty wild breakthrough in the attitude towards tech:
"It's not the traffic that is the most dangerous thing for children now. It's this," said the the Danish prime minister Mette Frederiksen, showing her phone in her hand.
berlingske.dk/metropol/mette…
We have owl brains. Designed to focus on one mouse at a time. Digital media makes us buzz around like bumblebees. Perpetually distracted by hundreds of luring flowers. Hour by hour, day by day. The lack of focus forces us away from our nature and makes us frustrated and unhappy.
Delighted to share Kęstutis Mosakas' detailed examination of Killing Sophia in AI and Ethics. Appreciating the thorough review & meaningful input to the conversation, while expressing genuine sympathy towards the work. Full reading here: link.springer.com/article/10…
