Putting Private AI Governance into Action - by Dean W. Ball
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A policy proposal
The proposal below reflects some of the work I have done in my capacity as a Fellow with Fathom, a new non-profit exploring private governance in AI. Fathom is exploring policies similar to those discussed in this piece and may pursue state policy on these topics. I have had no role in any political efforts on any legislation, nor have I drafted, edited, or otherwise reviewed the text of any draft bills. My analysis here reflects my independent research and views. Every AI policy researcher has their favorite analogy. No AI policy discussion is complete without at least one participant…
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