Tiffany C. Li

A lawsuit like this will mean all the evidence WSJ has to prove the truth of their claims will come out publicly. You can bet WSJ has a strong legal case, which means the evidence will be damning.

I will vote for any candidate that can do these 3 things: 1. Stop the authoritarian takeover of America 2. Restore and revitalize public services 3. Don’t spam my phone

“The monster is so hungry it might attack, unless you sacrifice one of your villagers” is a classic fairytale

This is the kind of disgusting, clearly immoral event that authors of dystopian stories include to make it obvious when a society has lost its way

“Some researchers are now seeing the models more as competitors than tools—and the use of them as a betrayal.”

To the dude loudly playing Duolingo French on the plane, comment dit-on “faux pas?”

Quoted in this Al Jazeera tech explainer on AI liability in the British Columbia vs. OpenAI lawsuit: www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/202...

The default setting on most AI apps is for apps to use the data you input to train their models. So the AI “learns” based on what you put in, and your data influences the AI’s outputs. Deleting your data doesn’t do much, once the AI has already “learned.”

Took a required Econ class. I mostly remember doing super well on the stock simulation because I bought all the tech stocks. If only I had actually invested in Apple and Amazon back then…

A very cute thing about human beings is when the sunset is especially beautiful and everyone just stands outside looking and taking photos of the sky

Love when we finish discussing how the court ruled on a case in Privacy Law, and a student says “Well, that seems problematic.” Yes, indeed.