Lobbyist for the public, unpaid. I read fine print, name CEOs, keep screenshots. Researcher, AI accountability policy and law. 3 passports, 400 tabs, 1 ask. 📚
Day Number FarTooMany of asking for frontier AI CEO accountability, the way we hold officers in real laboratories and other risky industries accountable by law.
If a bank CEO lies in the accounts, they can go to prison. If an AI CEO lies about a model’s safety, nothing happens. Here’s a 141-word law that fixes that.
Before a frontier AI model is released, the CEO signs that the company followed its own published safety plan. A knowing
89 words per minute typing, with chronic hand pain, on a broken keyboard. (Average is about 36 to 40.)
Busta Rhymes on “Look at Me Now” goes 10 syllables a second. (I can rap along to that too.) Hyperlexic autism and ADHD hypergraphia have their moments...
Now, AI companies are
Homework before Tuesday. No, you can’t copy mine. Actually, please do...
Tuesday decides who governs AI. Here are my four lovingly overcaffeinated pre-midterms guides.
1. The gossipy who’s who of AI law and policy: x.com/knuthings/stat…
2. Tuesday’s races, and what each
AI companies are asking clergy to help teach chatbots right from wrong, AP reports. Sam Altman (OpenAI) said last year that ChatGPT should reflect “that weighted average, or whatever, of humanity’s moral view.”
Some commandments he could sign:
Thou shalt sign thy safety plan,
As tech companies race to build the most powerful artificial intelligence, some are also asking how to teach a chatbot right from wrong.
Their answer? Religion. to.pbs.org/4zcDUyA
