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Google urged to appoint AI ombudsperson to preempt restrictions

Google could proactively address potential government restrictions on its AI initiatives by appointing an ombudsperson. However, the company has historically shown a strong aversion to such roles, viewing them as detrimental. AI

IMPACT Suggests a potential strategy for AI companies to navigate regulatory landscapes.

RANK_REASON Opinion piece suggesting a proactive policy measure for a company.

Read on Mastodon — fosstodon.org →

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Google urged to appoint AI ombudsperson to preempt restrictions

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    If # Google really wanted to get ahead of government restrictions they'd appoint an Ombudsperson specifically to deal with their # AI issues. But throughout the

    If # Google really wanted to get ahead of government restrictions they'd appoint an Ombudsperson specifically to deal with their # AI issues. But throughout their existence Google has viewed any kind of Ombudsman/Ombudsperson like it was poison. Trust me on this.