@sorenmind: Excited to announce CASP: Cambridge University's Programme on AI Science & Policy, where I will serve as Technical Rese…
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Soren Mind announces CASP, Cambridge University's Programme on AI Science & Policy, where they will serve as Technical Research Lead, starting with a study on terrorist use of AI covered by the New York Times.
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Excited to announce CASP:
Cambridge University’s Programme on AI Science & Policy, where I will serve as Technical Research Lead.
We kick off with Antonia Jülich’s study on terrorist use of AI, covered by @nytimes today. https://t.co/95KindNfKZ
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