The hottest Substack posts of Autonomy

And their main takeaways
1 HN point 30 Jan 24
  1. Claude, an AI chatbot was trained with 'Constitutional AI' principles based on UN's human rights and Apple's terms of service.
  2. The term 'Constitutional AI' is problematic because principles are applied only during training, not during actual AI responses.
  3. The concept of free will is complex and AI self-consciousness raises questions about autonomy and responsibility in decision-making.
3 HN points 26 Jun 23
  1. In professions like law, medicine, and priesthood, the human role of a shepherd is irreplaceable.
  2. Lawyers, doctors, and priests not only provide information but also guide and support people in accepting and understanding the implications of rules and situations.
  3. The unique human aspect of professions like doctors, lawyers, and priests involves navigating the border between the physical body and the human mind, something that AI cannot fully replicate.
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