
Chris Middleton
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Journalist, author, editor in robotics, AI, quantum, space tech, and more. + Musician, band leader, literary author. NOW AT https://t.co/Lj9t1kUGTl
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4 days ago |
diginomica.com | Chris Middleton
Main content We'll send you our top articles (and no marketing spam), no more than once a week. Please verify your request. * With cyber threats growing in number and complexity, the British Government hopes to legislate its way forward and maintain control from the centre, and via its regulators. The result? The new Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, with 'resilience' being the key word, perhaps, in a realm of digital shock and aftershock.
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1 week ago |
diginomica.com | Chris Middleton
We'll send you our top articles (and no marketing spam), no more than once a week. Please verify your request. * Britain is keen to capitalize on the perceived growth opportunities of the alternative finance, crypto-asset, and Decentralized Finance (DeFi) spaces – as my previous report, which looked at the Financial Conduct Authority's plans for regulation, explored. But how to grow the UK market, while collaborating internationally on standards?
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1 week ago |
diginomica.com | Chris Middleton
We'll send you our top articles (and no marketing spam), no more than once a week. Please verify your request. * It is often said that, if you are talented and produce high-quality creative work – excellent books, articles, songs, videos, movies, illustrations, and more – then you will find an audience and make money. Also, it is often said that if you are that talented, then an AI will never replace you. So, let's start with music. Here are some questions for you.
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1 week ago |
diginomica.com | Chris Middleton
We'll send you our top articles (and no marketing spam), no more than once a week. Please verify your request. * My previous report looked at how policymakers appear to have stacked the odds against copyright holders in the debate about fair use in AI training. As a result, some vendors believe they can now scrape the world's digitized content with impunity – something they were doing anyway in the hope they could evade the consequences for long enough to get the law changed.
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1 week ago |
diginomica.com | Chris Middleton
We'll send you our top articles (and no marketing spam), no more than once a week. Please verify your request. * Some social commentators believe that the furore over AI vendors' scraping of proprietary content to train their models is a simple matter of innovators versus Luddites, visionaries versus dinosaurs, accelerators versus 'decels', or 21st Century CEOs against the media barons of the 20th. But that is not the case.
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Finally an outbreak of honesty. And from the company that scraped millions of pirated books because it thought it could get away with it.

Meta Chief AI Scientist Slams Quest for Human-Level Intelligence “There’s absolutely no way … that autoregressive LLMs, the type that we know today, will reach human intelligence,” LeCun said. “It’s just not going to happen.” https://t.co/e93J6BJUYO https://t.co/KvufWTNRj1

RT @MrEwanMorrison: Major American newspapers publish list of top 15 summer books to read. It was generated by AI and 10 of the books don’…

RT @Rahll: I like the part where Adobe automatically opts existing users in to the more expensive, generative AI tier for a 'trial', then r…