Senior Technical Product Manager | Helping Customers Help Themselves with Information | Pinball Aficionado
Unlocking Transparency in Generative AI: A Call to Action for Tech Leaders 🚀 As technical product management leaders, we're no strangers to the transformative power of AI. Innovation boundaries are being pushed and it is time to prioritize AI transparency. 🤖 A recent article in CIO Dive highlights the importance of transparency in generative AI, citing the need for vendors to provide clear explanations of their models and data practices. 📰 full article here: https://lnkd.in/g9ymE4ux The stakes are high: without transparency, we risk perpetuating biases, compromising user trust and undermining the very foundations of our AI systems. 🚨 So, what can we do? 1️⃣ Demand transparency from vendors: As customers, we have the power to demand clear explanations of AI models and data practices from our vendors. Open source models (IBM Granite, Meta Llama-3, Mistral) offer more transparency than proprietary models like GPT or Gemini. 2️⃣ Develop in-house transparency: As leaders, we must prioritize transparency in our own AI development. This means implementing explainable AI, model interpretability and transparent data practices. 3️⃣ Foster a culture of transparency: Encourage open communication and knowledge-sharing within our teams. That will help create an environment where transparency is a default behavior. The future of AI depends on our ability to prioritize transparency. Let's work together to build trust, accountability, and innovation in AI. 💡 What are your thoughts on transparency in AI? What about open source foundational models versus proprietary ones? Share your experiences and insights in the comments below! 💬
I like the new dimension to evaluate AI Troy Thomas. Sometimes it feels like a black box. Shedding light into the internals of reasoning, learning and predicting may increase consumer adoption and remove ethical or legal barriers.
Computer Science student | Exploring Boundless Possibilities in Technology
1moTransparency in data practices is particularly important. How can we ensure training data isn't biased? While open source models offer transparency, are there concerns about their maintainability or security?