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Democratic Inputs to AI

Aug 03, 20233 min read

OpenAI launches grant program to promote democratic process for AI rulemaking https://openai.com/blog/democratic-inputs-to-ai

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  • Democratic Inputs to AI

    • On 5/25, OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, the “headquarters of AI,” announced
    • OpenAI “supports experiments to improve democratic processes.”
    • Total $1,000,000.00 … One hundred and ten thousand yen?
    • What is this? democratic process? Why would OpenAI pay 100 million for this?

  • Objective of “Democratic Input to AI”.

    • AI has far-reaching economic and social implications
    • It is not right that decision-making of “what AI should be” is done by “a few people” such as the management of a for-profit company.
      • Should be shaped by “Diverse perspectives” that reflect [public interest (e.g., public good)
    • Support experimental projects to take the first steps in this direction
    • Recruit a team to develop a proof of concept of a democratic process that can answer the question, “What are the rules that AI systems should follow?”
    • We (OpenAI) want to learn from these experiments and use them as the basis for a more global, more ambitious process.
gpt-4.icon The following is provided as a summary of the OpenAI blog post "Democratic Inputs to AI" in Japanese bulleted format. - OpenAI is launching a program to award ten $100,000 grants to fund experiments to set up a democratic process for determining what rules AI systems should follow. - AI shapes the lives of individual people, the way they interact, and the way society as a whole evolves. As such, decisions about AI behavior should be shaped by a diversity of perspectives that reflect the public interest. - AI needs more detailed and adaptive guidelines beyond the legal framework. No single individual, company, or country should dictate these decisions. - This grant program is being initiated as a first step in this direction. Teams from around the world are invited to develop a proof of concept of a democratic process for answering questions about what rules AI systems should follow. - Decisions regarding the governance of the most powerful systems and their deployment require strong public oversight. This grant is offered as a step toward establishing a democratic process for oversight of AGI and ultimately superintelligence. - By "democratic process" we mean a process in which a broad representative group exchanges views, engages in interactive discussions, and ultimately determines the outcome through a transparent decision-making process. - To apply for a grant, you are invited to submit the required application materials by June 24, 2023 at 9:00 PM PST. Successful grant recipients may be individuals, teams, or organizations. Each recipient will receive a $100,000 grant to pilot the proposal described in the application materials.

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