Marc Andreessen alleges corporate operators have cynically hijacked the AI safety movement and are 'burning it down' in real time.
confirmed 1 article 2024-01-01
Marc Andreessen corporate operators Effective Altruism
How effective altruism, branded by some as a cult obsessed with AI doomsday, influences the White House's, Congress', and think tanks' approach to AI regulation
Politico · 2024-01-01 · #21
Several authors state they will not use chatbots for writing or have abandoned them after unsatisfactory experiences.
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some authors chatbots
How some authors are embracing ChatGPT and other chatbots as the latest iteration of an ancient literary conceit, a writer's “muse”
New York Times · 2024-01-01 · #27
Justin Eger asserts that because chatbots regurgitate information, authors who use them are effectively plagiarists.
confirmed 1 article 2024-01-01
Justin Eger chatbots AI-generated text
How some authors are embracing ChatGPT and other chatbots as the latest iteration of an ancient literary conceit, a writer's “muse”
New York Times · 2024-01-01 · #27
Sam Brunson says he will not spend time on AI-created art, literature, or music and is uninterested as both a consumer and creator.
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Sam Brunson AI-created art AI-created literature AI-created music
How some authors are embracing ChatGPT and other chatbots as the latest iteration of an ancient literary conceit, a writer's “muse”
New York Times · 2024-01-01 · #27
A New York Times piece reports that poets and novelists historically used séances, Ouija boards, and automatic writing for inspiration and now may summon chatbots as co-author, confidant, or muse.
confirmed 1 article 2024-01-01
NYTimes / Ao Scott poets novelists chatbots AI
How some authors are embracing ChatGPT and other chatbots as the latest iteration of an ancient literary conceit, a writer's “muse”
New York Times · 2024-01-01 · #27