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biallagel.bsky.social

19 October 2026 20:41

‘It means proactively addressing the human cognitive toll of the technology, ensuring that AI serves to augment human intelligence rather than erode it. It means anchoring absolute accountability in humans, instead of anthropomorphising AI agents that possess no humanity.’

tourette-granny.bsky.social

19 October 2026 20:31

"The bill would let the government block a model’s release or use only if it poses a foreseeable, imminent risk of more than $1 billion in damages, or of killing or seriously injuring more than 50 people." www.politico.com/news/2026/10...

Privacy Professionals Briefly

privpros.bsky.social

19 October 2026 20:21

An AI agent used for online selling shared a seller’s home address and sent an automated arrival message without the seller’s knowledge, creating a privacy risk.

🦋 .Christopher.

schmails.bsky.social

19 October 2026 20:11

When we were talking about MSWord… sure… When we talk about software that can hack into our nuclear power plants and shut down water sanitization systems or shut down air traffic control or RADAR systems… perhaps we hold them to a MUCH HIGHER STANDARDS.

Chi Onwurah

chionwurah.bsky.social

19 October 2026 20:01

The anthropormophising of AI, the idea it has consciousness and agency, and can go 'rogue' is an attempt by tech companies to limit their liability, optimise user engagement and maximise stock value I said in the debate on the JCHR report on AI and Human rights, led by @alexsobel