Yes I approve but it's also funny

I'll add the chances this woman has a set of skull calipers in her purse is ~100%.

I also find it interesting that the companies have pivoted from ethics to "training" or "education" of the models, and from teams to the "lone eccentric trailblazer." It must be better for getting the result they want, and for promoting it.

Calipers is her middle name lmao

She's not teaching a child the difference between right and wrong. She's imprinting an algorithm with her moral code because that algorithm is incapable of learning about the world and deriving its own.

Where do I start with this woman? Maybe we can start with some of the racist things she's said that will not surprise anyone.

The long and short of it is a displaced desire to enslave.

The essays are remarkably similar: insightful and well informed histories of capitalism, fintech, etc that point to an all-encompassing form of extraction, abuse, racism, and so forth. But rather than plot a form of resistance they imagine a fantasy world in which AI becomes a public good.