Jeff JarvisOpenAI announces a competition for ten $100k grants to come up with democratic principles for the governance of AI. On the face of it, this is appealing. Love democracy. But just like tech companies begging for regulation, this can also be seen as an abrogation of their own responsibility to make their own ethical decisions about how they govern themselves first.
Jesse Liberty 
@jeffjarvis
Historically, there hasn't been much luck with industries governing themselves, and if they are right about the risks that AI might pose, I'm glad to see them encourage regulation. Now, we'll see if SCOTUS will let them be regulated by an agency of experts rather than by direct legislation.
Historically, there hasn't been much luck with industries governing themselves, and if they are right about the risks that AI might pose, I'm glad to see them encourage regulation. Now, we'll see if SCOTUS will let them be regulated by an agency of experts rather than by direct legislation.