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eripsa (professional robot) retweeted
Trending resolutions for 2024:
- Think more philosophically
- Talk to more philosophers
- Spend more time in booths
Get your 10,000 questions in tonight at the Philosophy Booth!
TONIGHT!
8-10pm ET
twitch.tv/askaphilosopher
eripsa (professional robot) retweeted
Have you received your regular dose of Philosophy? Doctors recommend spending at least two hours each month wrestling with paradoxes and clarifying concepts. Get your steps in with the Philosophy Booth!
TONIGHT!
8PM - 10PM ET
twitch.tv/askaphilosopher
eripsa (professional robot) retweeted
Way back in 2020 I published a piece referring to GPT-3 as a 'statistical parrot'. A few months later, that 'stochastic parrots' paper came out, and now that's how everyone talks about it. I hope to one day live on as a footnote in some grad student's AI history dissertation.
eripsa (professional robot) retweeted
📢📢Recently we shared a box folder of RESOURCES FOR TEACHING CRITICAL LITERACIES. Today we add this STUDENT GUIDE which you can download: rutgers.app.box.com/file/163…
We are also updating our living document docs.google.com/document/d/1…
Please circulate and feel free to comment!
eripsa (professional robot) retweeted
Yesterday's #Robophilosophy2024 Workshop 10: Robot Rights - From Theory to Practice was a blast! We absolutely nailed it and had a great time.
@David_Gunkel @autumnedwards @KamilMamak
eripsa (professional robot) retweeted
Best part of the #robotrights workshop at @Robophilosophy_ is that we not only had brilliant contributions from @_aybig_ @autumnedwards @KamilMamak and Kęstutis Mosakas but also really inspired questions and comments from @eripsa @chrischesher @AnnaStrasser1 et al.
Yesterday's #Robophilosophy2024 Workshop 10: Robot Rights - From Theory to Practice was a blast! We absolutely nailed it and had a great time.
@David_Gunkel @autumnedwards @KamilMamak
I'll be in Denmark next week for #Robophilosoph2024 to present my paper "Can a robot hand grasp?"
drive.google.com/file/d/1OH5…
I'm looking forward to this workshop at #robophilosophy2024 ! The talks look great, but they also look rather theoretical. I'm hoping to talk more explicitly in Q&A about what "robot rights" looks like from the perspective of rights activists on the ground today.
AGENDA - 22 August 2024
"Robot Rights: From Theory to Practice"
Workshop at @Robophilosophy_ @AarhusUni_int
With contributions from @_aybig_ @autumnedwards @KamilMamak @David_Gunkel @klincewiczm and Kęstutis Mosakas
If we aren't talking about strategic coalitions with other rights activists and integrating ourselves with broader political networks and causes, then we aren't really talking about "practice" at all.
eripsa (professional robot) retweeted
There has been a lot of speculation and moralizing about #AI companions but little empirical data about the actual impact on users. Fortunately @amperjay has begun doing that work. New essay in "Journal of Social and Personal Relationships" @SageJournals
doi.org/10.1177/026540752412…
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📢📢📢Vital work from @AINowInstitute finding the substance behind the hype, yet again.
Critical reading for anyone who's waved their hands while calling for an "FDA for AI". Here's what that means IRL, where it could work, and the ways it would likely fail w/o big changes.👇
[NEW] AI is often compared to snake oil: the FDA played a key role in making medicines safe, effective and ensuring we know how they work. We can learn from where it’s worked - and where it’s fallen short.
Read more here: ainowinstitute.org/lessons-f…