What do you think about the idea of companies providing a nutrition-style label on the AI services they offer, clearly outlining how data will be used?

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CEO in Services (non-Government)2 years ago

I would prefer to have them provide open access to their code and avoid AI black boxes, but the data idea will help if is more than current regulations.

Chief Technology Officer in Software2 years ago

Some visibility will be needed at some point however right now I think this all needs to find its place first

Engineering Manager in Banking2 years ago

Till hallucinations are not controlled I don’t think it’s a good idea to provide nutrition labels

Most common being allergies and it’s impact.

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