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Building a Data Pipeworks for Democratic AI: From Human Knowledge to Records to AI Systems
Focusing on feedback loops -- connecting modern AI to early cybernetics-style thinking -- could help solve looming challenges and support democratic…
Nov 13, 2023
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September 2023
Will the New York Times Data Strike Have a Large Impact on ChatGPT?
How can we start thinking about how opt-out decisions by content-producing organizations will affect LLMs?
Sep 28, 2023
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Nick Vincent
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Will the New York Times Data Strike Have a Large Impact on ChatGPT?
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August 2023
A Harbinger of the Future of Content? The New York Times Starts a Data Strike
The New York Times is trying to remove its content from OpenAI models, surfacing tensions around copyright, economic harms, privacy, and the…
Aug 25, 2023
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Nick Vincent
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A Harbinger of the Future of Content? The New York Times Starts a Data Strike
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May 2023
The WGA Strike is a Canary in the Coal Mine for AI Labor Concerns
Could Upcoming Data Legislation Enable a "Right to Data Strike"?
May 5, 2023
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Nick Vincent
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Reddit, StackOverflow, and Europe: All Trending Towards Data Dignity
Once again, we’ve had an eventful few weeks in the space of data-dependent computing! In this short post, I want to highlight a series of three news…
May 1, 2023
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Nick Vincent
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Reddit, StackOverflow, and Europe: All Trending Towards Data Dignity
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April 2023
Data Leverage Recap: December 2022 - April 2023
The Last Three Months in Review: What's New and What's Next
Apr 18, 2023
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Nick Vincent
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Data Leverage Recap: December 2022 - April 2023
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March 2023
Bing Rewards for the AI Age
The plants in the Gardens by the Bay evoke a sense of flourishing-by-design; photo by Victor from Unsplash. In this post, I’ll propose an approach for…
Mar 30, 2023
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Nick Vincent
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Plural AI Data Alignment
Measuring the Alignment of AI Systems Based on their Data Pipelines
Mar 2, 2023
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Nick Vincent
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February 2023
AI Technologies are System Maps, and You are a Cartographer
Much of my work is in pursuit of “data dignity”, an idea that stems in part from scholars arguing that we should sometimes think of “data as labor…
Feb 3, 2023
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Nick Vincent
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AI Technologies are System Maps, and You are a Cartographer
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December 2022
AI Artist or AI Art Thief? Innovation, Public Mandates, and the Case for Talking in Terms of Leverage
The public debate over AI has seriously heated up in the wake of new advances in the design and deployment of large generative AI models. In particular…
Dec 16, 2022
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AI Artist or AI Art Thief? Innovation, Public Mandates, and the Case for Talking in Terms of Leverage
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ChatGPT is Awesome and Scary: You Deserve Credit for the Good Parts (and Might Help Fix the Bad Parts)
More on why you're an expert language model trainer
Dec 4, 2022
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Nick Vincent
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ChatGPT is Awesome and Scary: You Deserve Credit for the Good Parts (and Might Help Fix the Bad Parts)
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The Paradox of Reuse, Language Models Edition
Background We've never had more answers at our fingertips: for any question you might think up, a quick query to your favorite search engine can very…
Dec 2, 2022
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