Regulating AI: Innovate Responsibly
Advocacy for Startups in AI Policy with Nathan Lindfors of Engine
Dec 21, 2023
Policy Director of Engine, Nathan Lindfors, discusses the role of startups in AI policy, concerns about regulatory capture, open-sourcing AI models, risks of AI tools falling into the wrong hands, liability issues in AI, preparing the workforce for AI, and the need for transparent AI usage disclosures.
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Quick takeaways
- Startups in the AI space should have a seat at the table when shaping legislation to avoid policies that hinder their progress or increase costs.
- Balancing innovation in AI with responsible development requires careful consideration of liability, incentives, and workforce preparation.
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Importance of Educating Founders on AI Regulation
One of the goals of the advocacy organization, Engine, is to educate founders about the regulatory landscape in Washington and how it may impact them. Startups working in AI and other fields deserve a seat at the table when it comes to shaping legislation. While there are prominent companies like OpenAI and Anthropic in the AI space, smaller startups also bring unique perspectives and innovations that should be considered. These startups operate on tight budgets and have the most at stake when it comes to policy frameworks that could hinder their progress or increase costs.
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