
Alex Petropoulos
Writer and Political Commentator at Young Voices
Bad takes, good vibes. AI Policy Analyst @ https://t.co/9YPN8a9vo7 Prev: Comms @Warwickesports 🇬🇷🇬🇧 he/him
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Sep 10, 2024 |
euractiv.com | Alex Petropoulos |Max Reddel
The European Commission should not hire internally for its lead scientific advisor on artificial intelligence (AI) writes Alex Petropolos and Max Reddel. Alex Petropoulos is an Advanced AI Analyst at ICFG, a Brussels-based think tank Max Reddel is the Advanced AI Director at the ICFG. The EU AI Office is at a decisive moment.
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May 9, 2024 |
conservativehome.com | Alex Petropoulos
Alex Petropoulos is an AI policy analyst for a think tank in Brussels, and a writer and political commentator with Young Voices UK. The year is 2032. Andy Street, the prime minister, is cutting the ribbon at the opening of HS2 in Birmingham, ahead of schedule and under budget. In his speech, he sets forth his plan for HS3 and HS4, building on his existing growth agenda to power Britain into the 2030s and 2040s.
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May 4, 2024 |
intpolicydigest.org | Alex Petropoulos
Last March, the House Oversight Committee held a hearing on the Biden administration’s executive order (EO) on artificial intelligence (AI). In it, tech lobbyists and centre-right think tanks attacked Biden’s executive order over fears it is leading to excessive and burdensome regulation, stifling innovation, and slowing the economy. Unfortunately, they are wrong. Biden’s executive order will actually lower the regulatory burden in the long run.
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Apr 1, 2024 |
conservativehome.com | Alex Petropoulos
Alex Petropoulos is a policy analyst and political commentator with Young Voices UK. Britain suffers from a plethora of problems: crumbling infrastructure; stagnant growth; soaring house prices and rents; and bankrupt councils. Amongst the gloom, holding out hope for positive change can be hard. However, these issues present an opportunity for unique solutions.
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Oct 24, 2023 |
cityam.com | Alex Petropoulos
Wednesday 25 October 2023 5:32 am Without China onside, Sunak’s global AI safety summit will be pointless We have to get China to agree to rules on AI, or there’s barely any point having the conversation, writes Alex Petropoulos Next week, Rishi Sunak will host an AI summit in London, just as the world starts to try and grapple with the uncertainty facing us in a future dominated by this technology. One thing is for sure, shutting China out of talks would undermine the safety of the British...
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wait is it weird that I only answer calls on the weekend?

I always answer the phone on the weekends, because you just don't know who might call. A power plant 2 hours from me called with an emergency, I'm the only one who answered the phone on Easter weekend. They're going to get their part today. Do you think China can/will do that? https://t.co/f87P6jGY97

my plane full of Greeks flying home for easter just burst into enthusiastic applause when we landed 😭 so goofy but I kinda fw it, these are the hallmarks of a pro-progress society

Your AI agents are fixing bugs to improve model performance. My AI agents are making bugs that improve model performance. We are not the same

heard from a friend of a friend that back in March a google researcher fixed a bug in Gemini training code and the model instantly got several points better on every benchmark that’s why it’s so good now. one bug fix. crazy world we live in