3. AI Governance: Making Rules for Smart Systems
According to the essay, what is the primary purpose of AI Governance?
- To slow down the development of new AI technologies.
- To ensure AI is used correctly and safely for the benefit of society.
- To replace human decision-making with more efficient AI systems.
- To focus only on making AI systems faster and more powerful.
The essay uses the example of an AI deciding who gets a bank loan to illustrate a problem with:
- Transparency
- Accountability
- Fairness
- Safety
Based on the text, what is the meaning of a "black box" AI?
- An AI system that is used for secret government projects.
- An AI that makes decisions without a clear, understandable explanation.
- An AI that is physically housed in a black, opaque container.
- An AI that is no longer functional or has been turned off.
The concept of "accountability" in AI Governance ensures that:
- AI systems are always the most innovative on the market.
- someone is responsible when an AI causes a negative outcome.
- the inner workings of an AI are simple enough for anyone to build.
- AI systems are trained on data from every possible group of people.
What two main goals are governments and companies trying to balance when creating AI governance frameworks?
- Profit and market dominance
- Secrecy and public relations
- Innovation and public protection
- Speed and cost-effectiveness