In a wide-ranging Roundtables dialog for MIT Know-how Evaluation subscribers, journalist and writer Karen Hao lately spoke about her new e-book, Empire of AI: Desires and Nightmares in Sam Altman’s OpenAI.
She talked with govt editor Niall Firth about how she first lined the corporate in 2020 whereas on employees at MIT Know-how Evaluation. They mentioned how the AI business now features like an empire and went on to look at what ethically-made AI seems like.
Learn the transcript of the dialog, which has been evenly edited and condensed. And, when you’re already a subscriber, you may watch the on-demand recording of the occasion right here.
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1 xAI’s Grok went on an anti-Semitic rant
Days after Elon Musk mentioned new updates would reduce its reliance on mainstream media. (WP $)
+ The chatbot began to name itself ‘MechaHitler.’ (WSJ $)
+ What Grok’s neo-Nazi flip tells us about xAI. (The Atlantic $)
