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Comment by U.S. Chamber of Commerce (C_TEC)
Largest U.S. business federation
[C_TEC urged NIST to avoid defining premature requirements] relating to aspirational standards for AI that have not matured or are not developed yet, including concepts such as "explainability," "auditability," "robust accuracy," and "error-free algorithms." If the RMF defines and deploys these concepts beyond their current development, it will add unnecessary burdens which could stifle innovation.
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(2021)
7mo ago
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Quote text confirmed via web search (uschamber.com blocks WebFetch with 403). The original quote was grammatically broken ("If...as it will...") and missing important context about which "concepts" were being discussed; I edited the opinion to include the correct context: C_TEC urging NIST to avoid premature requirements for "explainability," "auditability," etc. The corrected quote accurately reflects the C_TEC comments on the NIST AI RMF. Vote "against" aligns with the statement "Require AI systems above a capability threshold to be interpretable" — the U.S. Chamber explicitly warns against requiring explainability standards, citing innovation concerns. Year 2021 reflects when the comments were submitted. Source URL is the primary source.
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Hector Perez Arenas
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· 15d ago
replying to U.S. Chamber of Commerce (C_TEC)