Luiza Jarovsky, PhD

AI governance's greatest strength? The amazing people behind it, and the global, ultra-connected community forming around it.

Link to the survey: noyb.eu/en/noyb-surv...

🚨Meta's data protection crisis, as highlighted by @noyb.eu's survey:

You're right, Joanna

OpenAI is conquering the world from the inside out, starting with people's minds. I wonder where it will end.

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🚨 BREAKING: In response to Chinese competition and industry pressure, OpenAI has launched TWO open-weight AI models, which people can run on their computer or phone. Safety is one of the main concerns:

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🚨 OpenAI's Privacy Fail · China's Global AI Governance Plan · And More

My weekly AI governance curation number 223 is out, including essential news, papers, reports, and ideas to help you stay ahead in AI.

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Ironically (or expectedly), OpenAI has again demonstrated my 2023 "Privacy by Pressure" article.

🚨 UPDATE: OpenAI has changed ChatGPT’s interface in response to some of the privacy concerns I raised yesterday.

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🚨 In today's essay, I discuss Zuckerberg's vision for "personal superintelligence" and why Meta's plan, besides NOT empowering people, will likely make existing social media issues worse.

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This is expected when you train a probabilistic AI language model on the transcript of Terminator, intimate Reddit posts, and Mayo Clinic articles:

ChatGPT Agent clicks the 'I'm not a bot' button because "this step is necessary to prove I'm not a bot."

Everything is fine in AI.

DuckDuckGo lets you HIDE AI-generated images when using its search engine.

"AI as optional" is a great reaction to "AI-first"

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🚨The 220th edition of my newsletter is out, with my thoughts on America's AI Action Plan and the future of AI governance in the U.S. (link below):

Yet, it's 2025, and there doesn't seem to be a single paper capable of objectively demonstrating what AI companies have been marketing over the past two and a half years (including the review/oversight time, which they conveniently ignore).

This is a sad state of affairs for AI governance.

The "increased productivity" and "socially beneficial" claims have been at the core of major AI investments and government partnerships, and have been raised to justify legal exceptionalism (especially in fields such as copyright and data protection).

I haven't found a single peer-reviewed paper covering AI-powered productivity increase that also takes into consideration the additional work required to review, correct, and oversee AI outputs.

As countries’ economic, political, and legal priorities regarding AI become clearer, a new type of AI nationalism is emerging, and we must make sure to keep global AI governance alive.

I wrote about it today:

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AI adds unsolicited noise, bias, distortion, censorship, and sponsored interests to raw information, serving as a manipulative FILTER that alters how people understand the world and that exposes society to new risks.

I wrote about it today (link below):

I could write a full newsletter about it.

Someone sent me a private message on LinkedIn asking me to use generative AI to summarize my newsletter, because TLDR.

How depressing (on so many levels).

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There has been a structural and purposeful neglect of social science perspectives in AI, which might lead to increased individual and social risks.

I wrote about it today:

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Unpopular opinion: AI will NOT make people happier.