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Wednesday, 10 July 2019

Why responsible AI development needs cooperation on safety

OpenAI 7 years ago 47

Researchers identified four strategies—risk communication, technical collaboration, transparency, and standards incentives—to encourage AI companies to cooperate on safety norms. Competitive pressure creates a collective action problem where firms may under-invest in safety relative to what would be optimal for the industry overall. The paper proposes these approaches as a way to align individual company incentives with broader safety goals.

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