

#11: Ellen P. Goodman on AI Accountability Policy
Sep 10, 2024
Ellen P. Goodman, a distinguished professor of law at Rutgers Law School, dives into the pressing issues surrounding AI accountability. She discusses the NTIA's AI accountability report, advocating for clear standards and effective regulation. Topics include the need for transparency in AI-generated content and the importance of watermarking to track data origins. Goodman contrasts U.S. and European regulatory approaches and emphasizes the necessity for a cultural shift in both academia and industry to prioritize societal impacts. Her insights shed light on the intricate balance of liability in AI governance.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Navigating AI Accountability and Regulation
03:50 • 8min
Exploring the NTIA's Role in AI Accountability Policy
12:13 • 3min
Promoting Accountability in AI Through Standards and Recognition
14:44 • 4min
Provenance and Watermarking in AI Content
18:37 • 17min
Navigating AI Regulation and Liability
35:08 • 11min