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#aiethics

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i686-powered lia

I am a sociolinguist and a lot of our research on real, authentic language usage, especially among young people, depends on web crawlers.

Your anti-crawling activism actively sabotages research about e. g. queer language, gender, racism, hate speech and social structures.

Yeah, consent is the highest authority, and "AI" shouldn't be used to replace or underpay workers.
But at some point some of y'all really just act like anti-organ donation activists.

#Linguistics#AIEthics#AI
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Kalvin Carefour Johnny

📢 Notice & Mutual Support Request
(Like Wikipedia, I believe in open sharing—but sustainability matters!)

📜 My Content Policy:
- My posts are free to read, but not free to take.
- Do not:
- Train AI models (ChatGPT, etc.) on my words.
- Repurpose my ideas without credit/compensation.
- Assume "fair use" means free use.

💡 Want to use my work?
- Ask first (DM for licensing).
- Support the creator (Donate/tip if it helped you).

🤝 Genuine Engagement > Extraction
If my posts added value to your day, consider:
- A small tip (link below).
- A thoughtful reply (not just a 👍).
- Sharing responsibly (credit always).

🌱 Why?
Just like Wikipedia runs on donations, independent creators thrive on reciprocity.

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#CreatorRights#NoAIscraping#EthicalContent
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poritzj

Announcing
AITRAP,
The AI hype TRAcking Project

Here:
poritz.net/jonathan/aitrap/

What/why:
I keep a very random list of articles about AI, with a focus on hype, ethics, policy, teaching, IP law, some of the CS aspects, etc., now up to 1000s of entries.

I decided to share, in case anyone is interested; I'm thinking of people who like @emilymbender, @alex, & @davidgerard . If there is a desire, I'll add a UI to allow submission of new links, commentary, hashtags.

www.poritz.netAITRAP -- AI hype Tracking Project
#AI#AIethics#AIPolicy
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Jane

If you're in the greater #Boston area next week, come down to WPI in #WorcesterMA on Thursday for the culmination of my artist residency! I'll be talking about building a visual design language and running a workshop related to the complicated world of #AIEthics in the #CreativeEconomy #Art 😵‍💫 I don't know that we'll have any answers but I think this will be a great exercise in asking the right questions 🙌 12pm talk, 4pm workshop, 2nd floor Innovation Lab

A collection of index cards featuring colorful networks made of stickers and washi tape, depicting various creative economy networks with stakeholders like creatives, consumers, and curators, and elements like artworks and tools. Some happy and sad face stickers are also present.
A collection of index cards featuring colorful networks made of stickers and washi tape, depicting various creative economy networks with stakeholders like creatives, consumers, and curators, and elements like artworks and tools. Some happy and sad face stickers are also present. This specific example is a "sad face" network where an artist isn't paid by a model builder who trains an AI model on their work and is paid by digital artists to use that model to make art
A collection of index cards featuring colorful networks made of stickers and washi tape, depicting various creative economy networks with stakeholders like creatives, consumers, and curators, and elements like artworks and tools. Some happy and sad face stickers are also present. This example is a "happy face" example where an artist and a model developer team up to train a model on the artist's work and the users of the model pay a subscription to the model developer, who in turn pays the artist. Some consumers also buy art directly from the artist.
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Pitchaya Sudbanthad

Pew research: Grifters more optimistic about grift than the general public being unwillingly grifted. "For example, the #AI experts we surveyed are far more likely than Americans overall to believe AI will have a very or somewhat positive impact on the United States over the next 20 years (56% vs. 17%).

And while 47% of experts surveyed say they are more excited than concerned...that share drops to 11% among the public."
#GenAI #aiethics #regulatebigtech pewresearch.org/internet/2025/

Pew Research Center · How the U.S. Public and AI Experts View Artificial IntelligenceBy Beshay
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Institute for Science & Ethics

In an interview (in German/dubbed) for ARD’s Weltspiegel (23.03.2025), Prof. Aimee van Wynsberghe highlights how AI systems, while transformative, consume vast amounts of energy and resources like water. This raises vital questions about sustainability, ethics, and environmental impact. It’s crucial to address these issues in research and public debates.

📺 Watch here: ardmediathek.de/video/weltspie

Aimee van Wynsberghe in front of a camera
#SustainableAI#AIethics#ClimateJustice
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