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πŸ€– OpenAI's Future - Large Language Model Computing

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πŸ€– OpenAI's Future - Large Language Model Computing

This article discusses OpenAI's current focus on securing computing capacity for its own operations and its potential future plans regarding providing such capacity to others. The statement suggests a potential future business model but not an immediate priority.

Key Points:

β€’ OpenAI is prioritizing its own computing needs.

β€’ Providing compute resources to others is a potential future business consideration.

πŸ”— Resources:

β€’ OpenAI β†— - AI research and deployment

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πŸš€ Career Announcement - AI and Political Economy

This article announces Scott Singer's new position as a Visiting Scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, focusing on AI and political economy. He will be writing weekly blog posts on the subject.

Key Points:

β€’ New position at Carnegie Endowment

β€’ Focus on AI and political economy

β€’ Weekly blog posts on fast AI progress, slow institutions, and incentives

πŸ”— Resources:

β€’ Carnegie Endowment for International Peace β†— - International affairs think tank

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πŸ’‘ Defining AGI - A Focus on Learnability

This article explores three common definitions of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and argues that only oneβ€”the ability to efficiently learn new thingsβ€”is useful for driving progress.

Key Points:

β€’ Three AGI definitions are presented.

β€’ Only the ability to efficiently learn new things is useful for driving progress.


πŸ€– Voting By Mail - Security and Trade-offs

This article discusses a statement by Matt Germer, director of the governance program at the R Street Institute, regarding the security of voting by mail.

Key Points:

β€’ Voting by mail is largely secure.

β€’ There are trade-offs associated with voting by mail.

πŸ”— Resources:

β€’ R Street Institute β†— - Conservative think tank


πŸ€– Legal Settlement - Voice Actor Lawsuit

This article announces a settlement agreement between voice actor plaintiffs (Vacker et al) and ElevenLabs, reached in a lawsuit concerning voice cloning.

Key Points:

β€’ Settlement reached between plaintiffs and ElevenLabs.

β€’ Full agreement to be finalized by September 18.

β€’ No terms disclosed.

πŸ”— Resources:

β€’ ElevenLabs β†— - AI voice cloning technology

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πŸ€– AI Risk Assessment - Expert Disagreement

This article summarizes a study on the likelihood of extreme societal outcomes due to AI, highlighting significant disagreement among AI risk experts and superforecasters.

Key Points:

β€’ Significant disagreement among experts on AI risk.

β€’ Disagreement on the speed of AI progress.

πŸ”— Resources:

β€’ METR_Evals β†— - AI evaluation

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πŸ€– AI Progress Acceleration - Expert Consensus

This article discusses a study where experts and superforecasters largely agree on the possibility (though unlikelihood) of a threefold acceleration of AI progress before 2029.

Key Points:

β€’ Possibility of threefold AI progress acceleration before 2029.

β€’ Remaining disagreement among groups was bridged.

πŸ”— Resources:

β€’ METR_Evals β†— - AI evaluation

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πŸ€– Legal Objection - Anthropic AI

This article discusses Anthropic AI's formal objection to the Bartz plaintiffs issuing a notice to prospective class action participants without key information and review opportunity.

Key Points:

β€’ Anthropic AI objects to class action notice.

β€’ Key information missing from the notice.

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πŸ€– AI in Software Development - Hacky Projects

This article discusses the advantages of AI in software development for hacky projects under time constraints.

Key Points:

β€’ AI is suitable for time-constrained projects.

β€’ AI may not be as effective in established large repositories.

πŸ”— Resources:

β€’ METR_Evals β†— - AI evaluation
β€’ Factory AI β†— - AI-powered development tools

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πŸ’‘ Industrial Policy - Leverage over Goals

This article critiques the use of industrial policy, arguing that leverage, not industrial policy itself, should be the primary goal.

Key Points:

β€’ Leverage should be prioritized over industrial policy.

β€’ Export taxes and domestic manufacturing investments are criticized.

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