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Leaders from seven artificial intelligence companies committed at the White House last month

to voluntarily address the risks posed by AI, or try to, anyway. Just days later,

a subset of those industry players, including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google,

announced the formation of their own regulatory body, called the Frontier Model Forum,

and focused on the responsible development of powerful AI tools. It's set to have plenty of

bells and whistles, an advisory board, a public library of solutions to help support best practices,

but concrete targets to figure out whether the oversight is working. Those are a bit more TBD.

Raman Chowdry is the CEO and co-founder of Humane Intelligence and the Responsible AI Fellow

at Harvard's Berkman Klein Center. I asked her about the pros and the cons of this kind of group.

A lot of the leaders of these companies and some people who work at these companies will say in

order to understand how best to regulate this technology. You have to have a deep hands-on

experience building these models accessing this data. However, there is a perspective that you get

when your mission and goal is not to profit maximize and not to build a product that is going

to meet your bottom line. So it's kind of odd to say that the best people to understand the harms

of these models are the ones building the models themselves because as if you're asking oil and

gas companies to solve climate change, they're incentivized very differently. So what is a better way?

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