AI is a product and it's for sale. Thinking through the risks arising from AI's commercialization. Developing consensus on best practices for beneficial AI deployment. By Tim O'Reilly and Ilan Strauss.
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AI is a product and its for sale. Thinking through the risks arising from AI's commercialization. Preventing the next algorithmic exploitation. By Tim O'Reilly and Ilan Strauss.
Founder and CEO, O'Reilly Media, Partner, O'Reilly AlphaTech Ventures, Board member Code for America
Blogging at @asimovaddendum. Co-Director of the AI Disclosures Project (Social Science Research Council). Senior fellow at University College London. Visiting associate professor at University of Johannesburg.
LLM researcher at the AI Disclosures Project @ SSRC
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