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export const featuredArtifacts = [ |
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{ |
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title: "🌎 What kind of environmental impacts are AI companies disclosing? (And can we compare them?) 🌎", |
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date: "2025-09-01", |
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type: "blog", |
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description: "AI companies are beginning to disclose environmental metrics for their models, but inconsistent methodologies and incomplete data make meaningful comparisons impossible. Without standardized reporting of both intensity metrics and absolute totals, these disclosures risk misleading the public and obscuring the true scale of AI's environmental footprint. Transparent, comparable reporting must align with existing sustainability frameworks to prevent greenwashing and drive real accountability.", |
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areaTags: ["efficiency"], |
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subAreaTags: ["measuring"], |
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sourceUrl: "https://huggingface.co/blog/sasha/environmental-impact-disclosures" |
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}, |
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{ |
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title: "Advertisement, Privacy, and Intimacy: Lessons from Social Media for Conversational AI", |
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date: "2025-09-01", |
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type: "blog", |
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description: "As conversational AI systems become increasingly intimate and trusted, we risk repeating the privacy mistakes of social media—especially as advertising models threaten to monetize personal disclosures. Users intuitively trust AI as a private confidant, unaware that their most sensitive data may be harvested, analyzed, and exploited for commercial gain. Open-source alternatives offer a path toward transparent, user-centered AI that prioritizes privacy over profit.", |
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areaTags: ["personal"], |
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subAreaTags: ["interaction"], |
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sourceUrl: "https://huggingface.co/blog/giadap/privacy-conversational-ai" |
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}, |
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{ |
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title: "What Open-Source Developers Need to Know about the EU AI Act's Rules for GPAI Models", |
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date: "2025-08-04", |
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type: "blog", |
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description: "Open-source developers can navigate the EU AI Act's obligations for general-purpose AI models with targeted exemptions when releasing models under free and open-source licenses, avoiding redundant requirements like transparency documentation and EU representative appointments—while still needing to comply with copyright law and training data transparency.", |
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areaTags: ["rights"], |
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subAreaTags: ["specific", "open"], |
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sourceUrl: "https://huggingface.co/blog/yjernite/eu-act-os-guideai" |
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}, |
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{ |
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title: "Local Differences, Global Lessons: Insights from Organisation Policies for International Legislation", |
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date: "2025-03-05", |
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type: "paper", |
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description: "Organisational AI policies in newsrooms and universities reveal practical, domain-specific approaches to managing risks like bias, privacy, and environmental impact — areas often underaddressed in top-down regulations like the EU AI Act. These bottom-up guidelines offer actionable insights on AI literacy, disclosure, and accountability that can inform more adaptive and effective global AI governance. The study argues for integrating real-world organisational practices into international regulatory frameworks to bridge implementation gaps.", |
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areaTags: ["ecosystems"], |
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subAreaTags: ["usage"], |
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sourceUrl: "https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.05737" |
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} |
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]; |
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