LET’S MAKE AI SAFE and SECURE.
The Transparency Coalition is working to create AI safeguards for the greater good.
Artificial intelligence has the potential to be a powerful tool for human progress. But it’s up to us to protect our kids, nurture innovation, and foster prosperity.
The tech corporations developing AI refuse to regulate themselves. We’ve seen how the hands-off, no-rules approach to social media failed a generation of kids and fostered an epidemic of anxiety, self-harm, and online addiction.
With ever more powerful AI systems coming online, the Transparency Coalition is working with state lawmakers and educating the public about the urgent need to act now.
we need to Act Now.
The best time to build a foundation for ethical AI is today.
Billion-dollar tech giants like Meta and OpenAI are rushing to create the most powerful AI systems ever built. Even tech company insiders are alarmed at the ‘culture of recklessness and secrecy’ surrounding AI’s all-consuming chase for growth and profit.
We’re working with state legislators who serve to build local economic opportunity and protect their fellow citizens.
The Transparency Coalition is their partner in crafting and supporting commonsense, innovation-forward solutions. When legislators need expert testimony, we show up. When colleagues struggle to understand a technical bill, we explain it in plain English. When the tech lobby claims something can’t be done, we show that it can.
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‘We know more about what’s in this pack of gum than what’s in the training data of the world’s most powerful AI systems’: Transparency Coalition Co-founder Jai Jaisimha testifies in the California Assembly on behalf of the Training Data Transparency Act, enacted in Sept. 2024.
Transparency Coalition Co-founder Rob Eleveld reaches an audience of policymakers and tech entrepreneurs at the 2024 Nordic Innovation Summit.
What we’re doing in 2025.
This year we’re making progress in three priority areas:
AI transparency: We’re acting to bring transparency to AI development and deployment. AI developers should post data ingredients labels, like a food manufacturer. Consumers should know when they’re dealing with an AI system or AI imagery. These are basic requirements that established safety and trust in manufacturing, finance, medicine, and food production. There’s no reason AI can’t meet the same standards.
Protection for kids: We learned from the social media failure. It’s up to the adults to create safeguards that prevent powerful AI systems from harming our children. We’re working with leaders in both parties to pass appropriate laws that do just that.
Hold AI developers accountable: An AI system is no less a product than a refrigerator or an automobile. It should work and cause no harm. We’re helping make state product liability laws applicable to generative AI products, instilling a duty of care requirement to not harm consumers.
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