IDC Research Manager, Low-Code, No-Code, and Intelligent Developer Technologies. Views expressed here are my own.

Joined June 2022
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Michele Rosen retweeted
Whoa. Adobe is offering *full* legal indemnification for copyright lawsuits over generated images that enterprise users produce in Firefly. Their model is trained on licensed & out of copyright images, which others don't do - so it's a big throw-down. fastcompany.com/90906560/ado…
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31 May 2023
I gots a new nerdy paper published!! Thanks to the leadership of the amazing @GiadaPistilli. Ethics Law Tech--what's the deal? Tried to summarize some of the points in this handy little table. Work with @YJernite and @Carlos_MFerr. To be presented at FAccT! 🤗
🧵 I am thrilled to unveil our latest paper, accepted for @FAccTConference, "Stronger Together: on the Articulation of Ethical Charters, Legal Tools, and Technical Documentation in ML" Joint work w/ @Carlos_MFerr, @mmitchell_ai & @YJernite at @huggingface arxiv.org/abs/2305.18615
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17 May 2023
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"Accountability properly lies not with the artifacts but with their builders."
Statement from the listed authors of Stochastic Parrots on the “AI pause” letter dair-institute.org/blog/lett… "Regulatory efforts should focus on transparency, accountability and preventing exploitative labor practices." w/@timnitGebru @mmitchell_ai and @mcmillan_majora
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In 2022, McKinsey notes that “[s]oftware engineers emerged as the AI role that survey responses show organizations hired most often in the past year, more often than data engineers and AI data scientists…" cio.com/article/465285/why-a…

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Meta's recently unveiled Toolformer AI language model can teach itself to use external tools such as search engines, calculators, and calendars without sacrificing its core language modeling abilities. trib.al/ZH2gq1k
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8 Feb 2023
CRM just got a whole lot smarter with the new Salesforce EinsteinGPT! No more boring reports, now it'll write them for you with jokes included. #EinsteinGPT #tdx23 🤖💻😂
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Join me and my colleague @ngohring on March 15 for a free @IDC webinar where we will discuss using low-code developer technologies to deliver digital innovation and how to build maturity when it comes to using low-code for innovation: goto.webcasts.com/starthere.…

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7 Feb 2023
Just four weeks until IDC Directions Boston. Register now! bit.ly/3w7x1zK
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1/ In 2021, we shared next-gen language conversation capabilities powered by our Language Model for Dialogue Applications (LaMDA). Coming soon: Bard, a new experimental conversational #GoogleAI service powered by LaMDA. blog.google/technology/ai/ba…
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In order to fully realize the potential of AI, we have to mitigate its risks. That’s why we’re excited about @NIST’s release of the AI Risk Management Framework, which will be vital for ensuring that AI systems protect Americans’ safety and rights. nist.gov/news-events/events/…
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There is something distinctly weird about the current situation with GPT3/ChatGPT, which has lots of scientists probing it to understand its capabilities. It's like if Ford released a truck and physicists were trying to figure out how it was able to go so fast
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Michele Rosen retweeted
All complex systems are modular and hierarchical -- by necessity. So when two complex systems are both modular and hierarchical (say, the brain and a neural network), that doesn't mean they're similar to each other. It just means they're both complex systems.
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Everything that malware does, in isolation, is a legitimate operation that a benign program might want to do as well -- that's why detecting and blocking it is so hard!
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"He was able..to..write ransomware..although ChatGPT is programmed not to..'I described the tactics..of ransomware without [calling it ransomware]. It’s like a 3D printer that will not print a gun but will happily print a barrel, magazine, grip and trigger"infosecurity-magazine.com/ne…
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