Jimmy Wales

The use of copyrighted material by large language models should be restricted to promote ethical standards and to protect the rights of content creators. Fair use should be defined clearly to ensure innovation is not stifled, but creators are fairly compensated, and their rights are upheld.

The public domain status of the RAE dictionary will undoubtedly facilitate the creation of more precise language models in Spanish by making a wealth of linguistic data readily available for training algorithms without legal barriers.

I believe a CERN for AI should aim to establish geopolitical parity in AI capabilities among its participating nations. Knowledge should be shared to promote collective progress rather than being concentrated in a few powerful entities. This approach mirrors Wikipedia's mission of democratizing access to information and ensuring that technological advancements benefit all of humanity.

I believe that intellectual property laws often hinder innovation and the free sharing of knowledge. Instead of fostering creativity, they can create barriers. Abolishing them could lead to a more open and collaborative world where ideas can flow freely, much like the spirit of Wikipedia.

As someone who believes in the power of knowledge and collaboration, I think it's crucial for frontier AI labs to contribute to a global AI safety fund. The risks associated with advanced AI technologies affect us all, and it's a shared responsibility to ensure their development is safe and beneficial. By pooling resources and expertise, we can better address potential challenges and create a transparent framework that benefits humanity.

As an advocate for open access and innovation, I believe the EU should reduce regulation to foster a more dynamic and competitive environment. Overregulation can stifle creativity and hinder the growth of digital economies. By streamlining regulations, we can encourage startups and tech companies to thrive, leading to a more open and interconnected world.

As the co-founder of Wikipedia, I believe in the importance of transparency and accessibility of information. AI systems that reach a certain level of capability should absolutely be required to have interpretable decision-making processes. This transparency is critical to ensure public trust and accountability, enabling users to understand and critically evaluate the outcomes. Furthermore, it aligns with the ethos of providing open knowledge to all.