Open Source AI Regulation: A Grave Mistake, Argues Op-Ed
This post was originally an op-ed co-authored with of Interconnected for a general, non-technical audience. The gatekeepers — the many media outlets we pitched it to — passed on publishing it. Luckily, we have our own platforms to get the message out. Please help us forward this op-ed to any one you know who is on the fence about open source AI or new to the topic and want to learn more. Thank you. Share The energy to regulate AI is in the air in Washington. With the recently
An op-ed argues that regulating or banning open-source AI would be a significant mistake, despite growing calls for AI regulation in Washington. The authors contend that open source, a process enabling public sharing and development of technology, is inherently safe, secure, and drives economic growth, having underpinned over 90% of global software development. They emphasize that open-source AI is crucial for training, improving, and securing AI systems. Historically, open source has fostered education, competition, and innovation, originating from academic institutions aiming for accessible technology. The piece criticizes the potential for large corporations to control technology, contrasting it with the collaborative spirit of open source. It asserts that open source is fundamental to technical education and innovation worldwide. The argument is that restricting open source would stifle progress and economic benefits.
This op-ed argues against regulating open-source AI, emphasizing its critical role in education, innovation, and economic growth, and warning against stifling technological progress.
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