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    Argmin Post Probes Who the Public Is for AI Feedback

    Post covers open problems from a microconference on public feedback for AI evaluations.

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    Ben Recht posted on social media about a new piece by Jessica Dai on the argmin site. The article examines difficulties in identifying which groups count as the public when collecting feedback on AI systems and evaluations. It draws from discussions at a microconference focused on public input for AI and related fields. The post outlines open problems and basic limits in relying on such feedback mechanisms.

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    @beenwrektToday on argmin, @jessicadai_'s readout of the Public Feedback for AI (& beyond) microconference and how it’s hard to determine who exactly the public is. https://www.argmin.net/p/who-is-the-public

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    @beenwrektToday on argmin, @jessicadai_'s readout of the Public Feedback for AI (& beyond) microconference and how it’s hard to determine who exactly the public is. https://www.argmin.net/p/who-is-the-public