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Workshop on Responsible and Open Foundation Models

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Past
Date
Thursday, September 21, 2023 8:00 AM - 2:30 PM PST/PDT
Location
Virtual
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In the last year, open foundation models have proliferated widely. Given the rapid adoption of these models, cultivating a responsible open source AI ecosystem is crucial and urgent. Our workshop presents an opportunity to learn from experts in different fields who have worked on responsible release strategies, risk mitigation, and policy interventions that can help.

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Rishi Bommasani
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The event will feature conversations with experts who have:

  • Worked in computer science and tech policy on responsible release practices for open foundation models

  • Developed and deployed best practices for open source software in past waves of free and open-source software

  • Implemented and developed tech policy for responsible technology use.

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