Transparency crucial over how AI is trained - and regulators must take the lead
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Transparency over what goes into developing artificial intelligence systems is crucial, but the push to improve it must be led by regulators, not private companies. Nick Clegg, head of global affairs at Meta, today made the case for openness as the way forward, arguing in the Financial Times that greater transparency over howSince its launch last November,has captured the public imagination with its ability to quickly respond to users' questions in a personable way.It was trained in September 2021 by OpenAI on a swathe of internet text, books, articles and websites.
The problem is the company does not share the information on which the chatbot is trained, so there is no way to directly fact-check its responses. Its peer, Meta, believes the recent decision to make publicly available 22"system cards" that offer an insight into the AI behind how content is ranked on Facebook and Instagram is a step towards improving transparency.
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