For AI regulation and tech policy to work, startup founders need to have a say.
Increasingly, RIL is being asked what a good AI policy looks like. We put together our initial take on the matter, hoping to iterate on it in public.
Gaurab Bansal, executive director of the nonprofit Responsible Innovation Labs, sat down with MT to share why he thinks the startup perspective is vital for these conversations, too.
“If you haven’t built responsibly and with trust you stand a high risk of wiping out your shareholders,” said Gaurab Bansal
Hear from Gaurab about why he joined Responsible Innovation Labs and his plans for the future.
The Roundtable was hosted as part of our launch of the Responsible AI Commitments and Protocol for early stage companies and their investors.
Startups and VCs release AI safety principles with U.S. commerce secretary.
Commerce boosts new effort on responsible AI for startups.
Commerce, tech investors craft guidance linked to AI executive order.
Top VC Firms Sign Voluntary Commitments for Startups to Build AI Responsibly. The new guidelines are part of an effort to enact some guardrails for potentially thousands of startups across the AI industry.
Actionable guidance developed with support from a multi-sector coalition of venture capitalists, generative AI startups, academia, and the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Responsible Innovation Labs commends the White House executive order for “Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy AI” as a step toward aligning AI advancements with responsible practices. RIL continues to develop the practical standards for startups and their investors.
The Biden Administration’s Alan Davidson and Stanford computer scientist Fei-Fei Li share their regulatory outlook on generative AI, including a preview of the cross-sector coalition convened by Responsible Innovation Labs
"A group of venture capital firms is working with the U.S. Commerce Department to develop "responsible AI" guidelines for themselves and their portfolio companies"
RIL co-founder Hemant Taneja and U.S. Department of Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo describe collaboration on responsible AI with a cross-sector coalition of VCs and experts at Fortune’s CEO Initiative.
Technology executives, employees and an informed public agree: Founders and investors have special responsibility for the companies they build and fund.
The Founders Summit convenes some of the best in the industry to accelerate thinking on responsible innovation in ambitious companies, from day one to teams of 500+
We're proud to announce the launch of our Charter and new members.
Today’s technology will have an outsized impact on the future of society. It can help solve our hardest problems or make them worse. Many--even most--companies want to do the right thing and improve life on this planet. But how? What are the best ideas and practices? That’s where RI Labs comes in.
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