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AI should not be a black box
人工智慧不應該是一個黑盒子

Spats at OpenAI highlight the need for companies to become more transparent
圍繞OpenAI的爭議事件凸顯了公司變得更加透明的必要性。
Sam Altman, chief executive of OpenAI. Researchers once released papers on their work, but the rush for market share has ended such disclosures

Proponents and detractors of AI tend to agree that the technology will change the world. The likes of OpenAI’s Sam Altman see a future where humanity will flourish; critics prophesy societal disruption and excessive corporate power. Which prediction comes true depends in part on foundations laid today. Yet the recent disputes at OpenAI — including the departure of its co-founder and chief scientist — suggest key AI players have become too opaque for society to set the right course.

AI的支持者和反對者普遍認爲,這項技術將改變世界。OpenAI的薩姆•奧爾特曼等人預見到人類將會繁榮發展的未來;批評者則預言社會將面臨混亂和過度的企業權力。哪種預測會成爲現實,在一定程度上取決於今天所奠定的基礎。然而,OpenAI最近的爭議,包括其聯合創辦人和首席科學家的離職,表明關鍵的AI參與者已經變得對社會過於不透明,無法爲其設定正確的方向。

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