Foundation Model Transparency Index – Stanford Center for Research on Foundation Models
A comprehensive assessment of the transparency of [large language model] foundation model developers https://crfm.stanford.edu/fmti/May-2024/index.html
When Artificial Intelligence Makes Black Music, Who Really Wins? – Refinery29
By then, concerns around the powers of AI in music hit a fever pitch, with many questioning the future implications… read more
Perplexity’s grand theft AI – The Verge
Perplexity has been ignoring the robots.txt code that explicitly asks web crawlers not to scrape the page. Srinivas responded in… read more
AI “dream girls” are coming for porn stars’ jobs – Washington Post
Since the first AVN expo in 1998, adult entertainment has been overtaken by two business models: Pornhub, a free site… read more
The AI grift that can literally poison you – Vox
Six months ago, I spoke with a man named Elan Trybuch about a problem he was seeing online. He kept… read more
50 Things Every AI Working with Humans Should Know [speculative fiction short story] – Ken Liu
For reasons that remain impenetrable until this day, WHEEP-3 tended to be at its sharpest when targeting the nascent industry… read more
AI is contentious among authors. So why are some feeding it their own writing? – NPR
According to a recent poll from the writers’ advocacy nonprofit The Authors Guild, 13% said they do use AI, for… read more
Emory University awarded two students $10,000 for their AI study tool, then suspended them – Engadget
Individuals and organizations are still struggling with how and how much to integrate AI into daily life. Rarely has that… read more
Adobe is updating its terms of service following a backlash over recent changes – Engadget
Following customer outrage over its latest terms of service (ToS), Adobe is making updates to add more detail around areas… read more
It’s the End of the Web as We Know It – The Atlantic
As readers, we are already in the dark about how a chatbot makes its decisions, and we certainly will not… read more