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Regulating artificial intelligence was always going to be a thorny issue. But a few months into Washington’s push to do so, the question of how to oversee powerful large language models and other AI is sharply dividing the tech community.
On Tuesday, a venture capital industry group released a set of guidelines on “responsible AI,” calling on companies to promote measures such as AI safety checks, and “fostering trust through transparency.” VC firms including Mayfield, SoftBank, General Catalyst, Felicis, Bain Capital and IVP endorsed the guidelines. But another group of investors and prominent tech leaders, including Marc Andreessen, Kleiner Perkins partner Bucky Moore and Meta Platforms’ AI research chief Yann LeCun came out in opposition.
