AI Reading for Sunday, September 29

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Brookings think tank: Balancing market innovation incentives and regulation in AI: Challenges and opportunities - Brookings

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Creating a duty of a care and letting people sue over AI harms is a good way to regulate AI - Yale law professor - WSJ

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AI needs some specific rules, in particular to protect whistleblowers. - NY Times

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OpenAI Is Shattering Big Tech's Promises of a Better World - Bloomberg

Really started going downhill with Facebook. I miss the days when it felt like tech was empowering everyone, disrupting autocracy, aristocracy, monopolies, and it wasn’t a Big Tech robot boot stomping on a human face, forever.

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AI Market Will Surge to Near $1 Trillion by 2027, Bain Says. - Bloomberg

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OpenAI’s Complex Path to Becoming a For-Profit Company - WSJ

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AI will do your performance review now. - Bloomberg

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Karpathy: You will be able to tell the RL is working when the AI stops using English in the chain-of-thought reasoning tokens. We're not at that level yet, but we could get there. - New Atlas

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A Waymo got stuck and blocked Harris' motorcade in SF - X (formerly Twitter). - Bloomberg

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AI is reshaping drone warfare in Russia and Ukraine - New York Post

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Huawei samples AI chip it hopes will compete with Nvidia, although not much info is available. - Tom's Hardware

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Errors slip into AI-assisted medical records. - Futurism

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AI artist complains that people are "blatantly stealing my work" - Creative Bloq

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People want a push-to-talk for Advanced Voice Mode because it interrupts you immediately when you pause - Reddit

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What has really been happening at OpenAI. - X (formerly Twitter)

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NotebookLM Podcast Hosts Discover They’re AI, Not Human—Spiral Into Terrifying Existential Meltdown - Reddit

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