Algorithmic Collusion by Large Language Models
BKC Spring Speaker Series Sara Fish’s research focuses on topics at the intersection of economics and artificial intelligence. Join her at BKC as she shares emerging research on Large Language Models (LLMs), and their promises, limitations, and risks when used for core economic tasks such as pricing and bidding. Her recent work, joint with Yannai […]
WhatsApp in the World: Disinformation, Encryption and Extreme Speech
How is WhatsApp, the most popular instant messaging platform, mediating the spread of extreme speech in different contexts of the world? What does a global view of the actual practices around this popular medium say about the promise of “encryption” as a technological feature? BKC is pleased to welcome Fellow and LMU professor Sahana Udupa to discuss […]
Radical Optionality: A Governance Strategy for Managing Uncertainty
Policymakers and companies looking to govern advanced artificial intelligence systems are faced with a dilemma: uncertainty. Whether they’re debating the present and future capabilities of the technology, the nature and severity of its risks, or the benefits it might offer, these decision makers are confronted with deep, often unresolvable uncertainty. In light of this challenge, how should governments regulate AI? Often, the suggested […]