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#ai A lot of big names signed it. (Not sure how they verify the signee though) Personally, I'm not buying it. https://futureoflife.org/open-letter/pause-giant-ai-experiments/

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U.S. Department of Labor Issued New Paper on AI and Worker Well-Being The U.S. Department of Labor published the document "AI and Worker Well-being: Principles and Best Practices for Developers and Employers". The paper is built around eight key principles: 1️⃣Centering Worker Empowerment "Workers and their representatives, especially those from underserved communities, should be informed of and have genuine input in the design, development, testing, training, use, and oversight of AI systems for use in the workplace." 2️⃣Ethically Developing AI "AI systems should be designed, developed, and trained in a way that protects workers." 3️⃣Establishing AI Governance and Human Oversight "Organizations should have clear governance systems, procedures, human oversight, and evaluation processes for AI systems for use in the workplace." 4️⃣Ensuring Transparency in AI Use "Employers should be transparent with workers and job seekers about the AI systems that are being used in the workplace." 5️⃣Protecting Labor and Employment Rights "AI systems should not violate or undermine workers’ right to organize, health and safety rights, wage and hour rights, and anti-discrimination and antiretaliation protections." 6️⃣Using AI to Enable Workers "AI systems should assist, complement, and enable workers, and improve job quality." 7️⃣Supporting Workers Impacted by AI "Employers should support or upskill workers during job transitions related to AI." 8️⃣Ensuring Responsible Use of Worker Data "Workers’ data collected, used, or created by AI systems should be limited in scope and location, used only to support legitimate business aims, and protected and handled responsibly." #AI

AI and Academic Integrity: Legal Battle Over Student’s Use of AI in School Project A new legal case in Massachusetts brings AI and academic integrity into the spotlight. The parents of a student, identified as RNH, are suing his school after he was punished for using AI to assist with a Social Studies project. RNH admitted to using AI for research purposes, but the school penalized him with a lower grade and a Saturday detention, arguing that it violated their AI policy. His parents claim the punishment could cause "irreparable harm" to his college admissions prospects, especially with deadlines approaching. The school's policy, shared with students at the start of the academic year, explicitly forbids the use of AI tools in assignments unless specifically permitted. RNH's parents, however, argue that the school's actions are disproportionate and want the student’s record cleared and his project grade adjusted. The school has filed a motion to dismiss, stating that RNH’s actions were unfair and violated the rules. Unless a settlement is reached, the court will decide the outcome later this month. The case could set a precedent for how schools handle AI use by students in the future. #AI

U.S. Commerce Department Tightens Reporting Requirements for AI Model and Infrastructure Developers In response to the Biden administration's push for safer AI development, the U.S. Commerce Department has proposed new reporting rules targeting developers of advanced AI models and those operating the infrastructure needed to train them. The proposed rules, released following an executive order aimed at ensuring "Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence," will require entities to report on AI models exceeding specific computational thresholds. These rules are designed to address concerns that cutting-edge AI models could potentially be misused for cybercrime or even to develop weapons of mass destruction if not properly regulated. Additionally, infrastructure operators will need to report on their compute clusters' capabilities, particularly those surpassing 300Gbit/sec in networking capacity or 1020 floating point operations per second for AI training. #AI

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UK: Think Tank Calls for AI Incident Reporting System The Centre for Long-Term Resilience (CLTR) has highlighted a critical gap in UK AI regulation, calling for a comprehensive incident reporting system. According to CLTR, over 10,000 safety incidents involving AI systems have been recorded since 2014. As AI becomes more integrated into society, the frequency and impact of these incidents are likely to increase. CLTR argues that a robust incident reporting system is essential for effective AI regulation, akin to those in safety-critical industries like aviation and medicine. This view is supported by experts and governments, including the US, China, and the EU. The proposed system aims to: ✅ Monitor how AI is causing safety risks in real-world contexts, providing a feedback loop that can allow course correction in how AI is regulated and deployed; ✅ Coordinate responses to major incidents where speed is critical, followed by investigations into root causes to generate cross-sectoral learnings; ✅ Identify early warnings of larger-scale harms that could arise in future, for use by the AI Safety Institute and Central AI Risk Function in risk assessments. #AI

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