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The '''privatization of artificial intelligence''' refers to the increasing trend of artificial intelligence researchers moving from academia to private industry. This is largely due to the emergence of [[deep learning]], which increasingly requires larger datasets and more powerful computing infrastructure, which is typically accessible to large private corporations such as [[Google]] and [[Facebook]].<ref name="j">https://arxiv.org/pdf/2102.01648.pdf</ref> | <languages/> | ||
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The '''privatization of artificial intelligence''' refers to the increasing trend of artificial intelligence researchers moving from academia to private industry. This is largely due to the emergence of [[Special:MyLanguage/deep learning|deep learning]], which increasingly requires larger datasets and more powerful computing infrastructure, which is typically accessible to large private corporations such as [[Special:MyLanguage/Google|Google]] and [[Special:MyLanguage/Facebook|Facebook]].<ref name="j">https://arxiv.org/pdf/2102.01648.pdf</ref> | |||
==Implications== | ==Implications== | ||
The trend of AI researchers leaving academia changes the general motives of AI research from serving the interests of society to maximizing the short-term profits of corporations. Economists have raised concerns that AI being dominated by the private sector can result in the evolution of "the wrong kind of AI".<ref name = "j"/> | The trend of AI researchers leaving academia changes the general motives of AI research from serving the interests of society to maximizing the short-term profits of corporations. Economists have raised concerns that AI being dominated by the private sector can result in the evolution of "the wrong kind of AI".<ref name = "j"/> | ||
==Solutions== | ==Solutions== | ||
[[OpenAI]] is a nonprofit organization founded by [[Elon Musk]] which is considered to be a competitor to Google's DeepMind. It aims to research AI for the benefit of humanity as a whole. | |||
[[Special:MyLanguage/OpenAI|OpenAI]] is a nonprofit organization founded by [[Special:MyLanguage/Elon Musk|Elon Musk]] which is considered to be a competitor to Google's DeepMind. It aims to research AI for the benefit of humanity as a whole. | |||
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