Weekly Web Harvest for 2024-12-15

Posted on by Tom Woodward
  • Anti-Tag Clouds
    An Anti-Tag Cloud shows you the most common English words that never appear in a text, visualizing the “negative space” of a literary work. Size indicates how frequent a word is across other texts.

  • Nomic AI
    Explainable &
    Accessible AI

    At Nomic, we build tools that enable everyone to interact with AI scale datasets and run AI models on consumer computers.

  • Asilomar AI Principles – Future of Life Institute
    The Asilomar AI Principles, coordinated by FLI and developed at the Beneficial AI 2017 conference, are one of the earliest and most influential sets of AI governance principles.
  • Reclaiming Digital Sovereignty
    A roadmap to build a digital stack for people and the planet

    h/t Scot Leslie

  • Frontier Models are Capable of In-context Scheming
    Together, our findings demonstrate that frontier models now possess capabilities for basic in-context scheming, making the potential of AI agents to engage in scheming behavior a concrete rather than theoretical concern.
  • AI Literacy Frameworks in Higher Education
    put these with the ever so effective digital literacy frameworks . . .
  • Yjs Shared Editing
    Yjs is a shared editing framework. It exposes Shared Types that can be manipulated like any other data type. But they are synced automatically!

  • The harm & hypocrisy of AI art — Matt Corrall

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