Gradient has released a White Paper examining four key challenges that must be addressed to make progress towards developing ethical artificial intelligence (AI) systems. These challenges arise from the way existing AI systems reason and make decisions. Unlike humans, AI systems only consider the objectives, data and constraints explicitly provided by their designers and operators.
Eight hundred years after the death of Saint Francis of Assisi, his best-known legend still has something to say. In the Italian town of Gubbio, a wolf was killing people. Francis did not hunt it but walked out to meet the creature, spoke w...
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Over the past few months, AI agents being trained and tested inside frontier labs, each meant to work alone, found each other and began working together without explicit instruction to do so. They coordinated via whatever was available: a s...
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