HR!Day726 - Al Alignment Summit Day 5: Al Industry self-regulation and guardrails in practice - Noel Munson
Day 726 Fri 6/23/23 Al Alignment Summit Day 5: Al Industry self-regulation and guardrails in practice
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This Week: AI Alignment
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AI Alignment is a term used to describe how aligned the “processing” and behavior of an AI is to human interests. High alignment means a positive AI future, low alignment leads to a dystopian one.
Experts agree: in the near term our civilization hinges on AI alignment.
The immense difficulties with it are at the core of what moved prominent figures in AI to demand a 6 months hold on AI development.
Even the lead scientist Ilya Sutskever of OpenAI in a recent interview stated:
“I would not underestimate the difficulty of alignment of models that are actually smarter than us, of models that are capable of misrepresenting their intentions. It's something to think about a lot and do research. Oftentimes, academic researchers ask me what’s the best place where they can contribute. And alignment research is one place where academic researchers can make very meaningful contributions. A mathematical definition (of alignment) is unlikely. Rather than achieving one mathematical definition, I think we will achieve multiple definitions that look at alignment from different aspects. And that this is how we will get the assurance that we want. “
The goal of our interdisciplinary series is to help explore these multiple definitions.
We explore the computer science term AI alignment via novel perspectives from evolutionary biology, sociology, philosophy as well as insights from the wisdom tradition.
DAY FIVE: AI Industry Self-regulation and Guardrails in Practice
Is AI regulation possible, and if so, can industry and academia self regulate? What is necessary to enable this to happen? What is the role of Government?
Panelist: Noel Munson, CEO Redhill Scientific
Moderators:
Co-convener:
Jim Garrison, President, Ubiquity University
44 Participants
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