Re:Open Source Is Throwing AI Policymakers for a Loop
by qchris on Saturday August 28, 2021 @12:22PM
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Shameless plug: I wrote a pair of articles for The Gradient that explores much of this area as well, called "Machine Learning, Ethics, and Open Source Licensing"[1][2]. I'd like to think those have a bit more depth and nuance.
Long story short, while I don't personally find this to be a particularly well-written article, the author's not entirely wrong. Open source machine learning software and models, in particular, are presenting a number of new challenges in a variety of areas, including regulation, that many of our existing systems are poorly equipped to grapple with.
Long story short, while I don't personally find this to be a particularly well-written article, the author's not entirely wrong. Open source machine learning software and models, in particular, are presenting a number of new challenges in a variety of areas, including regulation, that many of our existing systems are poorly equipped to grapple with.
[1] https://thegradient.pub/machine-learning-ethics-and-open-sou...
[2] https://thegradient.pub/machine-learning-ethics-and-open-sou...