Good AI? Part 3, Culture (part 1)

Restrictions and Acknowledgements Rejection Artisanal Example The Boring Parts Helping Hands Learning the Hard/Only Way Who Cares Search and Rescue Education Veterans of Retail Wars Appreciation Next Slide, Please If you came into this group of posts without the background, the introduction post described that I have seen a few prominent open web advocates—people whose opinions I generally respect—trying to pitch the idea of “Good AI,” often seeming to mean the Big AI services, but slightly more sustainable and ethical. It makes no sense to me, as you might guess by my post about why I don’t use LLM chatbots. I followed that up kicking around possible technical improvements to LLM services that might mitigate the problems that we see emerging in studies. These posts represent me trying to work through the possibilities to find a set of modifications that might result in a system that helps people. Restrictions and Acknowledgements I make the assumption, here, that the (deliberately…