Chinmayi Sharma, Cybersecurity and Technology Fellow at the Strauss Center, recently coauthored an article in Tech Policy Press entitled, “Reconciling Agile Development With AI Safety” which focused on how implementing responsible artificial intelligence (AI) development faces a challenge in reconciling government frameworks’ principles with the fast-paced Agile processes of tech companies.
Per Sharma, “For AI safety frameworks to have their intended effect, the tension between their goals and the realities of development practices in industry, such as Agile life cycles, must be reconciled.”
If you would like to read more, the article can be found here.
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