Most Researchers Do Not Believe AGI Is Imminent. Why Do Policymakers Act Otherwise? | TechPolicy.Press Tech Policy Press fellow Eryk Salvaggio says it is dangerous to the public interest for policymakers to center the pursuit of AGI in AI policy.

Most researchers don’t believe AGI is coming any time soon. But policy makers are steering policy toward AGI anyway. In this article for Tech Policy Press, a look at the distortions the AGI Frame introduces to policymaking. #ai #criticalai #aipolicy In @techpolicypress.bsky.social

This work attempts to externalize everything we've learned in the trenches doing the work over the past several years. I'll be doing more detailed posts about each individual resource over on LinkedIn over the next few months. Give me a follow there! www.linkedin.com/in/lindsey-andersen-43bb9252

I hope these resources help address the awareness gap in the responsible AI community about the importance and practical value of international human rights standards. Many of us have been broken records on this for years, but it's hard when this work is mostly siloed inside companies!

These resources are informed by our experience conducting 100+ HRAs in the tech sector (including of genAI products) and working w/ responsible AI teams inside companies to integrate human rights into various workflows. We also consulted with a range of experts and conducted a peer review process.

Human Rights Across the Generative AI Value Chain | Reports | Sustainable Business Network and Consultancy | BSR This Human Rights Assessment shares how decisions made across the generative AI value chain can impact human rights. The report also includes practitioner guides on incorporating a human rights-based ...

First post over here! We at @bsrnews.bsky.social recently published some practical (I swear) resources on responsible AI: 1) a human rights assessment of the genAI value chain, 2) guides for responsible AI practitioners on how to integrate human rights into their work. www.bsr.org/en/reports/h...