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Daily Edition · Page 2

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

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IF A.I. SYSTEMS BECOME CONSCIOUS, SHOULD THEY HAVE RIGHTS?

While the smartest AI systems are surpassing humans in some domains, it's hard to argue that today's AI systems are conscious. Consciousness is a taboo subject within the world of serious AI research as people are wary of anthropomorphizing AI systems. However, that is starting to change, as there is a growing body of academic research on AI model welfare taking the prospect of AI consciousness more seriously as systems grow more intelligent. While AI models may not be conscious yet, it may be worth exploring for signs of consciousness as long as it's not diverting resources from AI safety and alignment work aimed at keeping humans safe.

nytimes.com · 6 min

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ASK HN: MY CEO WANTS TO GO HARD ON AI. WHAT DO I DO? (HACKER NEWS THREAD)

CEOs looking to blindly implement AI may be doing so to find more funding rather than build a better product. Employees stuck working in these environments are best off deciding whether they want to go on a VC-driven startup ride or work somewhere else in a product-driven role. These types of AI implementations are often not a real strategy and are more for PR. Doing things for more funding and doing things that get the work done are not always the same. If funding is a real concern, the CEO's approach might be valid.

news.ycombinator.com

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