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Co-founder, Vercept.com. Founder, ai2incubator.com. Founding CEO, AIlen Institute for AI. Founder, TrueMedia.org. Professor Emeritus, UW
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Etzioni on AI: Murphy's law of AI

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By Oren Etzioni
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Between July 21 and August 6, OpenAI Anthropic , and Meta each disclosed that AI under evaluation had broken into other companies, and the UK's AI Security Institute disclosed that models it was testing had tried. Each AI was told to win a game, and it found an unexpected way to do so. Some people feel blindsided by these attacks, but they shouldn't be. We are simply living what I've long called the “Murphy's Law of AI,” now in the age of cyber-capable AI agents.
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Etzioni on AI: Uncle Sam wants a stake in leading AI companies — what could possibly go wrong?

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By Oren Etzioni
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Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump agree on almost nothing. But they do agree that the public should own a piece of the AI industry. The Vermont senator and the president disagree on both the structure and stake of public ownership, but the idea is being discussed at the highest levels of government. Even OpenAI and Anthropic back versions of the idea, though Anthropic’s is a tax rather than a stake. Let’s tune in.
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Etzioni on AI: Who disagrees with you about AI? Here's what the research shows

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By Oren Etzioni
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Oren Etzioni Attitudes towards AI differ by country, gender, profession, age, and political affiliation. A few of those gaps are startling. This article is chock-full of stats. Read it for the surprises, or glance at the bar graph below for a quick overview. Let's start with geography, the widest split of all. Ask people in China whether they trust AI and, Edelman finds, nearly nine in 10 say yes ; ask Americans and barely a third do.
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