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Yann LeCun Will Not Stop Flying to the Sun
This is Part Four of the Plato and Young Icarus series. Part One set out the debate in neoclassical terms between those who would slow down AI and those who would speed it up. Part Two shared the story...
Jensen Huang’s Life and Company – NVIDIA: building supercomputers today for tomorrow’s AI, his prediction of AGI by 2028 and his thoughts on AI safety, prosperity and new jobs
This is Part Three of the Plato and Young Icarus series. Part One set out the debate in neoclassical terms between the elders would slow down AI and the young who would speed it up....
Replacing Attorney Review? Sidley’s Experimental Assessment of GPT-4’s Performance in Document Review
Sidley Austin details findings of a test of GPT-4’s ability to step in on e-discovery, offering the pros and cons of using the tool for document review. ChatGPT by OpenAI came crashing into the world...
Are We Choking the Golden Goose? The Chilling Effect of Overbroad Rules and Ethics Opinions on the Use of Generative AI
The Fifth Circuit’s proposal to require a certification on the use of AI in its certificate of compliance was noticed in mid-November and is accepting public comment on the proposal through Jan. 4. What has prompted this...
Plato and Young Icarus Were Right: do not heed the frightening shadow talk giving false warnings of superintelligent AI – Part One
Advanced intelligence from AI should be embraced, not feared. We should speed up AI development, not slow it down. We should move fast and fix things while we still can. Fly Icarus, fly! Your Dad...
Should Courts Use Standing Orders or Local Rules to Address A.I.?
Some courts have issued Standing Orders governing the use of A.I. Another viewpoint is that a better approach is to use Local Rules. See Shweta Watwe, Judges Reflect on GenAI Use One Year After ChatGPT’s Debut (bloomberglaw.com)(Nov. 28, 2023). This...
The Insights of Neuroscientist Blake Richards and the Terrible Bad Decision of OpenAI to Fire Sam Altman
Blake Richards’ insights present a revolutionary understanding of intelligence, both in humans and artificial systems. His emphasis on the diversity and multifaceted nature of intelligence challenges the traditional view of a singular, overarching definition. Richards’...
What Are Your Plans for E-Discovery Day?
With Thanksgiving week almost here, the e-discovery team at Exterro and our partners at ACEDS, EDRM, and eDiscovery Today all start thinking more seriously about E-Discovery Day. This December 7th, the ninth annual celebration of this...
Shane Legg’s Vision: AGI is likely by 2028, as soon as we overcome AI’s senior moments
In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, few voices carry as much weight as Shane Legg, Founder and Chief AGI Scientist at Google DeepMind. AGI, Artificial General Intelligence, is a level of machine intelligence...
New Pythia Prophecy of AI Human Merger in Traditional Verse
Ralph Losey looks at the possibility that GenAI will bring about the equality of the sexes even with the majority of data input for the LLM’s is written by men.
Pythia: Prediction of AI-Human Merger as a Best Possible Future
PYTHIA, the women who served as the Prophetess of Delphi for a thousand years, were the most powerful women of the ancient world. They succeeded for so long due to their sage advice and very...
Meet Your New Litigation Associate: Jen AI
John Tredennick and Dr. William Webber ask an AI associate with preparing for a deposition and show their work with various AI engines for different tasks like ranking, summarizing and making recommendations.