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Emily M. Bender criticizes AI research erasure

Emily M. Bender expressed frustration with the erasure of nuanced discussions surrounding AI, particularly regarding the work of "Bluesky Jetstream." She criticized the tendency for people to oversimplify complex issues, assuming a limited scope of research based on a single known aspect, even when the original work covered a broader range of topics. AI

IMPACT Highlights the risk of oversimplification and erasure in AI discourse, potentially hindering deeper understanding and progress.

RANK_REASON The item is an opinion piece by a known figure in the AI community expressing a critical viewpoint on a trend in AI discourse.

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Emily M. Bender criticizes AI research erasure

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  1. Bluesky Jetstream — AI desk TIER_1 English(EN) · emilymbender.bsky.social ·

    V annoyed at this kind of erasure. "I can't be bothered to read their work so I'm just going to assume they've only been saying the one thing I happen to know t

    V annoyed at this kind of erasure. "I can't be bothered to read their work so I'm just going to assume they've only been saying the one thing I happen to know them for." Even the original paper was documenting a RANGE of issues.