lucy

@lucyamorris.bsky.social

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lead ui/ux designer (prev. among us, stray gods, king of the castle etc). currently doing platform ux & edtech. small game maker, technologist. ◆ illustrator, musician. ◆ ffxiv enjoyer. ◆ pōneke, aotearoa. www.lucyamorris.com

kingler absolutely atomising a ditto with his left claw
motel YouTube searches Shakira whenever wherever buy a cat Shakira Shakira die
fuckin moongrum
rumble on couch arm
an fb group called 'a group where we all pretend to live in the same apartment complex'
me in kai with a droopy right elbow as always
rumble sitting on couch arm
ludwig the accursed eating shit
hampter bloodborne
hand holding a melodica mouthpiece with a melodica and otamatone on a desk in front of a computer
opening the lid of a pan of gyoza
screenshot of shipyard of theseus describing the conundrum of the ship of theseus
the expression of dissociative disillusionment, as demonstrated by a madagascar movie penguin
gehrmann in the hunter's dream in bloodborne saying 'oh laurence... master willem... somebody, help me...'
a screenshot of seti@home
guy sitting at table with a sign that says change my mind meme
Kia ora Parliamentary Technology Spokespeople, I'm writing to you today as elected officials within my government to request urgency regarding legislation in New Zealand around 'AI', or current LLM/GPT models (as AI is really a misnomer which has, unfortunately, made it into our common lexicon). I'm Lucy, a veteran of the technology sector, and I've spent around 15 years now working with cutting edge technologies in the entertainment and interactive media spaces. I have, in the past, come to Parliament to discuss matters of technology with elected MPs as an expert in my particular field. I am most certainly not anti-technology, or even necessarily anti-AI, but I do have significant concerns about the future of this technology and how it fits into our society here. I desperately implore you to begin, at least, a conversation in the House around legislating this new technology. There are already precedents in recent past where legislation was too slow to catch up to the speed of new technological developments - the proliferation of the Internet in the late 90s and early 2000s comes to mind - and the casualties, lack of safety, and harm that came from that. Child grooming, scamming, fraud, doxxing, SWATting, etc. are just a few issues from a very, very long list that are only just being caught up on and legislated against even today, almost 30 years after the Web begun to popularise. Emerging technologies certainly have a place in our society, when they have the correct safeguards and boundaries around them to assure that they can be used ethically and safely. If this email sounds a little desperate, it's because it is. I've worked in this field for a long time and have seen technologies come and go - but none have posed quite the danger to society that LLMs/GPTs have the ability to since the dawn of the Internet.
Dear Lucy RE: AI Legislation in New Zealand Thank you for your email regarding your concerns over artificial intelligence (AI). I am responding in my capacity as the Minister of Science, Innovation and Technology, as responsibility for AI policy sits within my portfolio. AI is a global general-purpose technology whose impacts transcend national borders. Its development and deployment present significant opportunities for economic growth, productivity, and innovation, while also introducing complex and evolving risks related to safety, ethics, and governance. As a result, effectively managing AI requires coordinated international approaches that promote both innovation and responsible use. The New Zealand Government recognises the inherently global nature of AI and the importance of aligning domestic settings with international best practice. New Zealand is actively engaging with international partners to support coherent and interoperable approaches to AI governance, including through multilateral forums and shared frameworks. This reflects a broader commitment to ensuring that AI is developed and used in a way that is safe, trustworthy, and aligned with democratic values.
table at a korean bbq restaurant with friends
dragonite ex pokemon card front
like a billion pokemon etbs and sticker collections on a shelf in some chud's house
picture of the inset groove of a shadowbox frame with snap connectors
illustration of popplio from pokemon, and a blue ditto popplio
a ragdoll cat that's 99% fluff, 1% destructive mischief
a protest sign that says "ok then well a chatbot could easily replace nicola"
a middle-aged blonde woman (my mum) holding a toddler?? with brown hair (it's me)
a gm and a player in the ffxiv jail (stone room with a jail door)
a 'we're sorry to see you go' message from adobe. the feeling not mutual
a madman's scribblings of the bloodborne dream layers
me and tawny newsome doing mariner fingeyguns
a happy blonde mii full of wonder