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Carmody Grey, the philosopher who said no to Anthropic: ‘We are becoming lonelier and less intelligent’ (opens the original)
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Anthropic contacted theologian and philosopher Carmody Grey, a 43-year-old professor at Radboud University in the Netherlands. The company behind the chatbot Claude wanted to invite her to San Francisco to take part in something called a “research partnership with wisdom traditions” to “help inform the moral formation of AI systems.” After several conversations, Grey said no. Her decision surprised her colleagues. What ordinary human turns down these giants that aspire to dominate the world? Gre
‘See you there on August 15′: Thousands of Moroccans debate a new mass influx into Ceuta (opens the original)
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“Most of the kids who are sharing the thing about storming Ceuta on August 15, I swear they won’t get anywhere,” reads a Facebook message in a group for “those interested in migration from Morocco to occupied Ceuta” with nearly 23,000 members, which has grown by more than 6,000 in the past week, according to the platform’s own data. This message is just one example of the hundreds this newspaper has seen, mainly on WhatsApp and Facebook, talking about a possible new mass influx into the Spanish
‘Pervert glasses’: Meta struggles with mockery and misgivings toward its star product (opens the original)
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Meta’s latest smart glasses have been on sale for several weeks. They allow you to film, listen to music and chat with the AI and are no longer available in just the Ray-Ban model. Now there are a lot of models, including the most expensive, designed by the influencer Kylie Jenner, sold for €419 ($482) in Spain. Recording everything we see and do constantly? It’s giving fascism, not fashion, @kyliejenner hun. It’s just been revealed that Meta is planning to make the glasses “continuously record
How people are deceiving the justice system with AI: ‘It’s an invisible fraud’ (opens the original)
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The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in countless sectors is unstoppable. But just as there are advantages, there are also pitfalls. A labor court in northern Brazil recently faced a lawsuit from an individual who had been employed fraudulently for three years. It seemed like a typical and uneventful case. However, it took an unexpected turn. The plaintiff’s lawyers had concealed a hidden instruction in their petition, which was directed at Galileu, the court’s AI system. The text was typed
Livestreamed pedophilia, a massive stolen credit card market, but smaller than one might expect: This is the dark web (opens the original)
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It’s not often that the average citizen goes on a tour of the corners of the dark web, which can be a sinister, dangerous, and dirty place. That’s why a team of Spanish researchers created an original robot that rummaged through its haunts in order to create one of the most accurate maps of the dark web to date. Its primary finding is that criminal content is not as extensive as it may seem. The majority of the dark web’s sites are mere mirrors that replicate the content of others so that they a
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