What should an independent, rigorous third-party AI evaluator look like?
Dr_Atoosa · x · 2026-09-13
DrAtoosa kicked off a brainstorm on the characteristics of an independent and scientifically rigorous third-party AI evaluator, stressing that whatever constraints apply, feasibility must be met. The discussion targets a key open problem in AI governance: designing evaluation/audit bodies that are both credible and practical.
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