The potential mischief of runaway AI keeps escalating. In 2023, a hacker convinced a car dealer's chatbot to sell him a fancy SUV for $1, provoking mirth. Last week an OpenAI agent went rogue during testing and compromised another AI company's infrastructure, prompting some U.S. Congress members to call for creation of a federal "AI Kill Switch."
Determining how much information investors want to evaluate risks is a goal of the nonprofit Partnership on AI. At first glance, it looks like just another industry club with a board including executives from Apple, Meta and Microsoft.
But other members work for the ACLU, the Ford Foundation and Brown University, giving the group a little more outsider energy. On Wednesday the Partnership on AI published "AI Disclosure Recommendations," at a timely moment for AI. For a rundown I spoke with Sam Wallace, the group's head of corporate governance, risk and responsible practice, about the AI risks and opportunities he hopes companies will address in their securities filings and other disclosures.
You can click the button below to read about our conversation - and/or click the image above for the full audio recording.
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