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Joanna Bryson

Joanna Joy Bryson is professor at Hertie School in Berlin. She works on Artificial Intelligence, ethics and collaborative cognition. She… more

Joanna Bryson
H-index: 32
Computer science 31%
Neuroscience 25%
j2bryson.bsky.social
I think so, can’t you register from there?
j2bryson.bsky.social
More than half the people here seem to be quantum, so I guess that could explain some empty rooms.
j2bryson.bsky.social
I don’t mean to complain but I don’t know what I’m doing here. I gave a talk to 30 people and now have no one to talk to until at least the dinner at in 2.5 hours.
j2bryson.bsky.social
I think they were already losing both the hegemony and the capacity to regulate companies of the scale they've allowed these to grow to, even before they started dismantling their state capacity.
j2bryson.bsky.social
There must be some evil scientist somewhere who has set up a system for "validating" "sentient AIs" But is there a good scientist who IDK donates the money they make this way to digital literacy?

#AIEthics

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shematologist.medsky.social
NHANES is an invaluable tool that many researchers including myself use to report on conditions in the general population.

Like the fact that ~40% of 12-21yo females are iron deficient.

Tinyurl.com/JAMAFe

And so much more important work.

But they’re destroying it all.
j2bryson.bsky.social
I still can't get sapir.psych.wisc.edu/papers/lupya... to resolve, and it's no longer the weekend (though it's still Trump.)
sapir.psych.wisc.edu

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outside.bsky.social
Your briefcase was your backpack AND your laptop.
(And maybe your mobile phone, but that was also your wallet and your wristwatch.)

www.noahbrier.com/archives/201...
j2bryson.bsky.social
I decided people might not know enough about briefcases anymore to understand briefcase terms, and now I have a slide with the Blues Brothers in it :-)
A briefcase was a backpack AND a laptop.
Your critically important work – thus locked clasps, handcuffs.
Your valuable tools (pens, slide rule).
Identity (business cards, possibly passport).
Your lunch.
Drawings by some child in your life. 
(blues brothers cover to "briefcase full of blues" with a box around the handcuff to the briefcase; also, a picture of the inside of a briefcase in a (my) living room)
j2bryson.bsky.social
When she died I tweeted 'Let's all take the bus to work and put a sign up in the window "Not a Loser".'

Some guy from @youranoncentral.bsky.social said "this is why I come to twitter" :-)
j2bryson.bsky.social
Crude, Cheesy, Second-Rate Consciousness (me, in 2010, initially because I've been asked to do a commentary on Dennett, but Vienna didn't do anything with it so I put it in AISB.)

You know, this isn't that bad. Some day maybe I should do a collection... jjb.conjugateprior.org/ftp/Bryson-c...
jjb.conjugateprior.org

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cubanx.bsky.social
Prominent #news outlets reject #Pentagon rules before signing deadline

The #WashingtonPost joined the #NewYorkTimes, #CNN & #TheAtlantic in refusing to sign the restrictive new policy.
#law #democracy #Constitution #FreePress #Fou...
#usan class="text-blue-600 dark:text-sky-400">#usa #gopn class="text-blue-600 dark:text-sky-400">#gop #fascistsss="text-blue-600 dark:text-sky-400">#fascists #fascismass="text-blue-600 dark:text-sky-400">#fascism

👉 Vote 'em Out!
Prominent news outlets reject Pentagon rules before signing deadline
The Washington Post and other major news outlets have refused to sign the Defense Department’s restrictive new press policy, citing First Amendment concerns.
www.washingtonpost.com
j2bryson.bsky.social
Seriously, it's been 4 days, NO OTHER UNIVERSITY but @mit.edu has made a move yet? Have I missed something? #Compact
j2bryson.bsky.social
"programmable subjects"? You mean, software?

www.preprints.org/manuscript/2...

I mean, it sounds interesting, but...

LLM Agents as Programmable Subjects: Assays and Benchmarks for Agentic Behavior and Alignment
Gaurav Koley and Aditya Thiruvengadam
www.preprints.org
j2bryson.bsky.social
I think that he could have been treated unfairly positively and unfairly negatively both at the same time, though actually the article goes on to make Turing still sound like a hero for many reasons. But doesn't one move over to allow more people on the winner's podium?
j2bryson.bsky.social
I can't get the first, colour link to download? But re the abstract of the arxiv one, this was the most recent time I managed to get t EoL: joanna-bryson.squarespace.com/s/cultural-r... (2010)
joanna-bryson.squarespace.com
j2bryson.bsky.social
Please see my pinned post here for a lot of data and discussion about this enormous AI bubble.
alondra.bsky.social
"Since the wealthiest 10 per cent of the population own 85 per cent of US stocks, they enjoy the largest wealth effect when they go up... the latest data shows America’s consumer economy rests largely on ...[the spending of the] top 10 per cent" #AI #irrationalexuberance www.ft.com/content/6cc8...
gdp1985.bsky.social
Over the past few years, Beijing has been mirroring the U.S. economic-security toolkit. China is developing its own architecture to manage risk, preserve chokepoints, and respond in kind. It's also learning from the United States.
alondra.bsky.social
"Since the wealthiest 10 per cent of the population own 85 per cent of US stocks, they enjoy the largest wealth effect when they go up... the latest data shows America’s consumer economy rests largely on ...[the spending of the] top 10 per cent" #AI #irrationalexuberance www.ft.com/content/6cc8...

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