AI Companies Selecting Their Own Auditors Raises Conflict of Interest
rajiinio · x · 2026-07-30
Commentators are increasingly recognizing the poor incentive alignment when AI companies are in charge of selecting their own auditors and evaluators. This conflict of interest is not a new phenomenon; it was documented in the literature years ago, notably by @rajiinio and others at the AIES conference.
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