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What do I think of AI?

Writer: Amanda Riddell
Amanda Riddell
6 minutes ago
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It's the future. When quantum computing goes mainstream, it'll use ML and AI. Tātai Whetū has clear ecological safeguards. If I'd patented it, perhaps then I'd have been able to extract more compliance, but NZ hasn't adopted widespread AI yet. In business and the public sector, it's heavily used as a search engine. GP's use it to transcribe things, but it's not seen as a replacement for executive functions. - Data centres are the typical Luddite watchcry, but it's alright. Legislation needs to follow my ethical guidelines to guide efficiency and scale. That's what I'd focus on if I were a Democrat or resident in the EU.

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Amanda Riddell
Amanda Riddell
a minute ago

Reducing excessive computation is what Tātai proposes. People are using it to push their LLM's even harder rather than considering my ethics.

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