The thing about AI transparency is I've always been a fan of applying AI to

constrained problems well thought through data sets and I just become concerned

about kind of the sloppy nature of data

collection practices and overblown promises about what these algorithms could do.

This isn't just some magic box. There is inputs and outputs to it like any

other system and it should be broken down and understood at a baseline level.

It's kind of part of the gig to have to raise money. This is just a different ecosystem to raise money in and like any new ecosystem we're climbing a steep learning curve there, but we'll see what we can do a date of time here.

And the equity they get is a stake in the future of transparency and democracy.

And that's right.

No.

It's life as we know it.

Exactly.

Yeah. Exactly.

Artificial intelligence is a powerful technology that can shape our future, but it also poses many challenges and risks.

One of the most pressing issues is the lack of

regulation and oversight over the data that AI uses to learn and make decisions.

Addressing this problem is a new Seattle-based nonprofit called the Transparency Coalition at transparency coalition.

It's aiming to promote ethical and responsible AI practices.

I'm GeekWire co-founder Todd Bishop and on this

episode I'll be talking with the founders of the Transparency Coalition, Rob Laveld

and Jay Jay Sama. It's great to have you both here. Glad to be here, Todd.

Thanks. Excited to be here.

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