tomorrow's mess
Casey MockField notes on emerging technology's impact on policy and society.
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Silicon Valley Found a Cure for Accountability. It Takes Six Months.
Note: This is a more newsy piece than I’ve been writing of late, and there is a lot of news. Herein we discuss: the proposed state AI law moratorium, including the draft Executive Order leaked then put on pause last week; Sam Altman and now...
The Infinite Jest of CharacterAI
In the 1996 film The Cable Guy, Jim Carrey plays Chip Douglas, a lonely cable television installer whose entire identity consists of fragments of television shows. Chip latches onto Matthew Broderick’s character, Steven, with the desperate ...
AIdepus Rex
A little more than a year ago, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman ignited a minor scandal after it came to light he had evidently commissioned a Scarlett Johannson soundalike to provide one of the voices for a new version of ChatGPT, after Johannson had...
The AI Bubble and the Extinction of the Mallrat
Quick note: I didn’t send out an email about it, but if you missed it, be sure to check out my recent post on Meta’s AI companion policy over at After Babel! - CM
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Tech & politics. Adjunct Lecturer in Applied Ethics and Tech Policy @ Duke. Tennessee Volunteer, RPCV (Moldova), JD (Vandy), ex-Amazon lobbyist, served 2 US governors (one of each party), hobby jogger.
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