1/7 New from me in @voxdotcom: "How would we even know if AI went rogue?"
As AI advances rapidly, the US government struggles to keep pace. Before we can effectively govern frontier AI, we need to see it clearly. 🔍
https://t.co/FRRJMyJewv
7/7 The clock is ticking. Swift, decisive action now could set the stage for better AI governance for years to come. Read the full article for more details on how we can clear the fog and steer AI towards beneficial outcomes for society.
https://t.co/FRRJMyJewv
@iapsAI@billyjoelburke Our final proposal concerns safe harbor protections for AI safety researchers. Key recommendations include establishing algorithmic bug bounties for AI safety and creating legal protections for researchers investigating generative AI platforms.
https://t.co/GjEudvGnDI
Congress should promote the safety and trustworthiness of AI systems by establishing bug bounties for AI safety and creating a safe harbor for research on generative AI platforms.
https://t.co/l8HbN8jCA3
Our AI Legislation Sprint memos go live this week! It's been such a joy to co-lead this project so far and I am excited about the opportunity for our contributors' ideas to make an impact on the Hill.
To help address the serious policy questions posed by AI, we hosted an AI Legislation Policy Sprint to crowdsource, develop, and publish a set of creative AI-focused ideas that could be taken up by Congress.
https://t.co/SqF7rX022n
@iapsAI@billyjoelburke A proposal for GenAI in Education Research Accelerator (GenAiRA). This program aims to expedite research on AI-powered educational tools, addressing learning gaps.
https://t.co/dcmF5LatnD
Failure to adapt our regulatory processes to keep pace with the development of GenAI technologies exposes students to ineffective or harmful educational tools, exacerbates existing inequities, and hinders our ability to prepare all students for success.
https://t.co/ZbepRbL0Ir