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SUMMARY:Having our cake and eating it too
DESCRIPTION:It has been argued that competitive pressures could cause AI de
 velopers to cut corners on the safety of their systems. If this is true\, 
 however\, why don't we see this dynamic play out more often in other priva
 te markets?In this talk Amanda Askell&nbsp\;-&nbsp\;research scientist in 
 ethics and policy at OpenAI -&nbsp\;outlines the standard incentives to pr
 oduce safe products: market incentives\, liability law\, and regulation. A
 skell argues that if these incentives are too weak because of information 
 asymmetries or other factors\, competitive pressure could cause firms to i
 nvest in safety below a level that is socially optimal.In such circumstanc
 es\, responsible AI development is a kind of collective action problem. As
 kell&nbsp\;develops a conceptual framework to help identify levers to impr
 ove the prospects for cooperation in this kind of collective action proble
 m.
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20190429T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20190429T130000
LOCATION:1585 Massachusetts Ave \, Cambridge (Vereinigte Staaten von Amerik
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