“Surely, criminals are not more numerous than honest working folk.” Of course they aren’t. But if you have an account opening process, your typical honest customer will go through that precisely once, and a criminal might try to go through it 13,000 times. On Tuesday.
REGULATION
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Bureaucratic Process Design and Abuse Prevention Challenges
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A persistent surprise for entrepreneurs and policymakers, which is illegible to customers and largely outside of their mental models, is that bureaucratic processes will disproportionately need to engage with people attempting to abuse the process.
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How to Opt-Out of ChatGPT Training Data
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If you prefer that OpenAI doesn't use your ChatGPT conversations to train their models, here's how you can opt-out: 1) Go to https://
privacy.openai.com 2) Click the button on the right & fill out the "Do not train on my content" form. 3) You'll receive a confirmation shortly -
AMA Medical Ethics Code Wins Gold W3 Award
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Another client of ours, @AmerMedicalAssn Code of Medical Ethics, won a Gold @W3Awards
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Best Practices for AI Safety and Model Assessment Standards
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– Select a standard;
– Audit supply chains;
– Adopt an anversarial mindset (don't be naive);
– Enumerate harms and prioritize risks;
– Dig into data quality;
– Apply benchmarks;
– Use supervised #ML assessments
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Solo Developers Overcoming Regulatory Barriers Through Creative Solutions
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“There has to be a regulatory reason that a solo dev couldn’t do this.” I bet you it is not a reason that a creative solo dev could not overcome via some combination of reading, writing, and possibly figuring out a way to contract with Enrolled Agents in a piecework style.
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Political Pressure and Algorithmic Discrimination in Financial AI Systems
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Some people want the power to coerce particular actors such as e.g. banks to do things they want like e.g. extend credit at preferential terms to demographics they care about, and if your for loops and if statements don't do that, they will say "That is discriminatory AI then."
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Regulating Loops and Conditionals: Scope and Impact
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"Should we regulate for loops and if statements?" We inevitably regulate for loops and if statements, because we regulate things that happen in the world and some things happen in the world because of FL&IS. But we should probably not increase reg scope *because* of the FL&IS.
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AI Regulation Targets Basic Programming Constructs Not Real Issues
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Note that an unfortunate corollary of this is that when people talk about regulating AI they frequently mean regulating for loops and if statements, and some of the people saying that understand exactly what they're saying and do not consider that a bug at all.
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AI Governance Discussion at Privacy Pros Global 2023 Event
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Last week, I joined @StrongReporter, @OriginalEnright, @_ChristinaMont, & @rmsherman at @PrivacyPros AI Governance Global 2023 event to discuss #AI, internal regulatory governance structures, & helping customers safely leverage AI solutions. #Privacy #AIGG23
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