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Halil & Kollnig on AI Competition and EU Merger Law Defne Halil (Maastricht University - Faculty of Law) & Konrad Kollnig (Maastricht University) have posted Big is Not Bad, but Big AI Might Be: EU Merger Law and the Future of AI Competition on SSRN. Here is the abstract: The growing dominance of a few firms in AI increases competition concerns in the EU, as US-based tech firms, specifically Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta and Apple (“Big AI”) control critical layers of the AI stack ranging from hardware to applications.

Halil & Kollnig on AI Competition and EU Merger Law

Defne Halil (Maastricht University - Faculty of Law) & Konrad Kollnig (Maastricht University) have posted Big is Not Bad, but Big AI Might Be: EU Merger Law and the Future of AI Competition on SSRN. Here is the abstract: The growing dominance of…

Velocity over speed: why the AI race has already failed We are confusing motion with progress. In physics, this mistake has a name: speed without direction. In civilisation, it has a cost.

Everyone’s talking about the “AI race.”
But where exactly are we racing to?
Speed without direction isn’t progress, it’s motion in circles.
I wrote about why the AI race has already failed, and why velocity matters more than speed. medium.com/@pat-bertini...
#AI #innovation

ChatGPT ads are coming, OpenAI leak suggests CEO Sam Altman once described ads as a ‘last resort’

If ChatGPT recommended a hotel, would you know if it was genuine or sponsored?
Code in the beta reveals ads are coming. Without transparency and explainability, we can't tell the difference.
This is why Responsible AI isn't optional anymore
#AiAct
www.independent.co.uk/tech/chatgpt...

Figma sued for allegedly misusing customer data for AI training Design software company Figma was hit with a proposed class action in California federal court on Friday for allegedly misusing its customers' designs to train artificial intelligence models.

Heads-up to all Figma users!
Figma is reportedly sued for allegedly using customers’ designs for AI training without clear consent. If true, it’s a serious reminder: before adding AI-driven features, ensure data use is opt-in, transparent, and clients are informed.
www.reuters.com/legal/govern...

Stop saying AI hallucinates - it doesn't. And the mischaracterization is dangerous The language we use to describe AI is pivotal to how humans see AI - so we'd better get it right.

AI isn’t hallucinating. It’s guessing. And the more we humanise failures, the less seriously organisations take risk, bias, and accountability. This article nails it:
www.zdnet.com/article/stop...

#AI

Rosenverse: Designing Within the Lines: How the EU AI Act Can Spark Better AI Innovation Are you building or using AI in your products? Do you have customers in the EU, or plan to? If so, the EU AI Act isn’t just another piece of legislati...

Everyone says regulation kills creativity. I disagree. The EU AI Act is forcing the industry to grow up.
In 2 weeks I’ll share why at Rosenfeld Media’s free event. If you design or build AI, you should be there: rosenverse.rosenfeldmedia.com/videos/desig...
#AI #responsibleAI #innovation

The salt in the AI cake: seven emerging jobs no one is preparing for In the quiet corners of our technological revolution, there is a crisis no one is naming. We are building systems designed to augment human…

AI is reshaping work faster than we can train for it. This article highlights 7 emerging roles no one’s preparing for, from AI ethics stewards to model explainers. A sharp reminder that the future of work is already here. And it is Human.

#AI #responsibleAI

medium.com/user-experie...

So, I am trying to quantify which percentage of existing AI systems (high-rish and medium-risk) can be conveniently retrofitted.
For many legacy systems, the cost of retrofitting would exceed the cost of replacement. And yet, none is taking the AI Act requirements seriously enough!