Thrilled to launch the Accountable AI Lab (ACAI) at @WhartonAIAI! We’re tackling the critical challenges of AI ethics, governance, and regulation to ensure AI works for society.

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What if essential AI technology didn’t have to come from a handful of powerful companies? Is there a third option between big labs and open source? That’s the question @joshuaztan of Current AI addresses this week on The Road to Accountable AI.

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On The Road to Accountable AI, I spoke with @sharongoldman of Ground Level AI, who brings a journalist's eye AI infrastructure, security, and policy.

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Season 6 of The Road to Accountable AI launches with @robertlevitan, a long-time tech entrepreneur who now chairs the Ethical Tech Project. We talk about why trust matters even more with AI than in the early days of the internet.
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Striking how much more seriously everyone takes Dario Amodei's call for regulation of frontier AI companies than Sam Altman's similar call before Congress a couple years ago.

Not saying Anthropic is pure or perfect, but trust matters. And it has to be earned.

Making AI safer isn't identical to making AI improve more slowly. And it's easier to see how external evaluations do the former than the latter.

Has anyone explained what pacing AI actually looks like? Other than safety exams and audits? How does anyone prove the counter factual of how fast AI performance would improve in a non-paced world?

Every five years I post this remembrance of 9/11, sometimes adding a coda.

The first sentence remains as true as ever.

TO BE CONTINUED

The thread continues with my 2011, 2021, and 2026 updates at x.com/kwerb/status/2…

PART 2 OF MY 9/11 REMEMBRANCE

The stock market kept going up, despite the financial crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic, and technological innovation continues to be a marvel, most prominently now with the rise of AI.

But the world feels so broken. My own life has been quite successful over these years, and I personally anticipate the future with confidence and excitement. Yet I worry for my kids, my country, my people.

As always, though, we move forward.