The regulation of artificial intelligence will always remain a thorny issue. But a few months after Washington’s efforts in this direction, the question of how to supervise large, powerful language models and other AI sharply divides the technology community.
On Tuesday, a venture capital industry group released a set of guidelines on “Responsible AI,” calling on companies to promote measures such as AI security controls and “foster trust through transparency.” Venture capital firms including Mayfield, SoftBank, General Catalyst, Felicis, Bain Capital and IVP have endorsed the guidelines. But another group of investors and prominent technology leaders, including Marc Andreessen, Kleiner Perkins partner Bucky Moore, and Yann LeCun, head of AI research at Meta Platforms, came out against it.
