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When AI Learns to Manipulate Us (Inside my AI Law and Policy Class #13)
Understanding AI Manipulation
Duke Law is on Fall Break on Monday, so our next class post will be next Wednesday. Use this time to catch up!
What Laws (If Any) Might Help Us Safeguard Against Deepfakes this Election Cycle? (Inside my AI Law & Policy Class #12)
The Governance of Synthetic Media
It’s election season, and our topic for today’s class couldn’t be more timely: how do we — or can we even — limit the harms that arise from the dissemination of AI-generated video, text, and images of poli...
A bonus class on the two executive orders and the AI accord
Did these executive orders do something meaningful? And what does morally binding even mean?
“When I use a word,” Humpty Dumpty said in a rather scornful tone, “it means just what I chose it to mean — neither more, nor less.”
When Anyone Can Fake Anything (Inside My AI Law & Policy Class #11)
Deepfake Technology and the Post-Truth World
A fake image of Mayor Bianca Motley Broom kissing a man who was not her husband has gone viral across social media, traveling faster once it was deemed fake rather than slowing its spread.
When We Ask for Transparency, What Do We Want? (Inside my AI Law and Policy Class #10)
A Glass Box, An Explanation, or Something Else?
By now you’ve heard about the July incident where OpenAI was testing its models, and they went rogue. Reports keep trickling in about models breaking free from their testing environments, acc...
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