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When one engages with AI models, the meaning of the process is systematically precluded. If, as Bernstein puts it, “freedom is the capacity to act anew, and art is that human practice in which human beings routinely produce new, unique items,” then generative models are the opposite, a foreclosure of the possibility to create new meanings, new unique items — things that can’t be virtually anticipated by an algorithmic process.

Epic Forgetting

Rob Horning

According to the sources, the army knew that the minimal human supervision in place would not discover these faults. “There was no ‘zero-error’ policy. Mistakes were treated statistically,” said a source who used Lavender. “Because of the scope and magnitude, the protocol was that even if you don’t know for sure that the machine is right, you know that statistically it’s fine. So you go for it.”

‘Lavender’: The AI Machine Directing Israel’s Bombing Spree in Gaza

Amjad Iraqi

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