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Trump’s ‘morally binding’ AI pact is not enough. Giving the benefit of the doubt to its signers, sincerity still does not trump self-interested self-regulation brookings.edu/articles/trump…
www.brookings.edu Trump’s ‘morally binding’ AI pact is not enough | Brookings Tom Wheeler explains how Trump's AI accord leaves the companies developing AI free to define the scope and scale of their own oversight. Why AI safety requires more than industry self-regulation. Absent a mechanism for meaningful enforceable oversight, the so-called "pacing" proposal is an empty vessel. brookings.edu/articles/why-a…
www.brookings.edu Why AI safety requires more than industry self-regulation | Brookings Tom Wheeler evaluates efforts to regulate frontier AI and the need to ensure that AI labs make decisions oriented toward the public interest. The AI revolution threatens a ‘token divide.’ AI will deliver an abundance of intelligence. The question is whether that will be equitable intelligence. brookings.edu/articles/the-a…
www.brookings.edu The AI revolution threatens a 'token divide' | Brookings Tom Wheeler warns that falling AI prices alone won't close the emerging "token divide" in access to intelligence itself. The Trump FCC’s regulatory guile. The Trump FCC has abandoned its independent status to follow the media manipulation instincts of Donald Trump. brookings.edu/articles/the-t…
www.brookings.edu The Trump FCC’s regulatory guile | Brookings Tom Wheeler discusses the current FCC's use of "public interest" as a political weapon to serve the president’s interests.