Big Tech’s AI auditors will only see what they’re shown
Summary
An industry expert argues that current artificial intelligence assessments agreed upon with the White House lack effectiveness. To make these evaluations truly valuable, independent evaluators must be given the authority to select their own testing materials instead of relying on preselected corporate samples.
If the White House accord's audits are going to be worth anything, auditors should be able to choose what they test, writes Samuel Vance-Law, head of research at the Decentralization Research Center.
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