Artificial Intelligence Governance
Artificial intelligence governance aims to establish responsible development and deployment of AI systems, mitigating potential harms while maximizing benefits. Current research emphasizes data-centric approaches, moving beyond solely focusing on large "foundation" models to encompass the role of datasets in shaping AI capabilities and risks, and exploring various model classification frameworks to tailor governance strategies. This field is crucial for ensuring AI's ethical and equitable use across sectors, impacting not only scientific practices but also legal frameworks, industry standards, and public policy.
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Integrating AI's Carbon Footprint into Risk Management Frameworks: Strategies and Tools for Sustainable Compliance in Banking Sector
Nataliya Tkachenko
From Experts to the Public: Governing Multimodal Language Models in Politically Sensitive Video Analysis
Tanusree Sharma, Yujin Potter, Zachary Kilhoffer, Yun Huang, Dawn Song, Yang Wang
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