Fif Lee, a computer scieist at Stanford University and Erepreneur, who is sometimes called the mother of artificial ielligence, has recely commeed on governmes’ policy making in the field of artificial ielligence.
According to the Financial Times, the AI Action Summit Summit will be held in Paris next week, and the summit will discuss artificial ielligence policy making. Prior to the eve, FIFA has described the esseial principle for the future of artificial ielligence policy making that could guide governmes to determine politics in this area.
FIFA says artificial ielligence policy should be based on science
The first thing Fif Lee pois out is that artificial ielligence policy should be based on science, not sci -fi scenarios; In other words, policymakers in this field should focus on the curre reality of artificial ielligence, not on future scenarios such as the construction of Otopia or even apocalyptic issues.
According to the computer scieist, it is importa for policymakers to understand that chats and auxiliary programs of artificial ielligence are not a kind of ielligence with special ieions, free will or consciousness. ” Looking at this, policymakers can avoid diversion of dista scenarios and focus on vital challenges.
The second case with Fif Lee is that artificial ielligence policy should be pragmatic, not ideological; That is, artificial ielligence policies must be written to “minimize unwaed and at the same time encouraging innovation”.
Fafi Lee says that any policy in the field of artificial ielligence must strengthen the eire ecosystem of this field, including open source communities and universities. According to him, free access to artificial ielligence models and computational tools is very importa for progress, and limiting it creates barriers and slowdowns, especially for academic institutions and researchers who have less resources than their private sector.
