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Agree that some news orgs have not done their diligence on some stories. I disagree that this hasn't had an impact. I think the...

Aye. I'll add the replication crisis, not to mention the amount of outright fraud, in scientific publishing.

The whole distrust of media thing is important for this conversation because we’re becoming more aware how biased most news media are...

I don't think I have much to add that hasn't been stated already. Just in brief: Agree w/rt your comments on news media. I do not...

That was not what I said.

True. Also, for a professional AI, the test phase should certainly try to determine if the result is following the goal. Having an AI...

recent case refers to the Grok meltdown, not the legal case.

This doesn't follow. Grok being a black box did not stop us from detecting its bias. If the output is biased, we can observe it. If it's...

I imagine that and similar cases happened in France around the same time period. But individual doctors can be more easily "swayed"...

Public service AI is something I am all for, in order to wrestle away the training from the private sector. A medical AI trained by the...

And the end result of the search, websites, which are all presenting things in a way that people are inclined to trust... especially...

I think this position change, along with chris and Jeremy, shows that major revision or edition change with a line culminates in...

Or major media organizations. I think the search for a "neutral arbiter of information" is something of a farce.

I’ve read that statement a few times and I still don’t know what they mean by franchise model, how that’s different from what they did...

Some decision-making processes are, to my mind, more verisimilitudinous than others.