Supervising the Mass Adoption of Algorithmic Technologies
summary
Regulators describe a new supervisory unit, a failed voluntary questionnaire that yields little cooperation, and reliance on civil-society audits; investigators show <5% undeclared political ads moderated and a coordinated campaign reaching 38 million people, and find Bing chat fabricates answers ~30% of the time. Platforms report hosting 1.8M AI repositories, reinstating tools after NGO forensic evidence (YouTube‑DL) and creating a $1M legal fund for developers; GitHub updates acceptable‑use rules for deepfakes. The session focuses on who actually builds capacity and whether current fixes scale.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Algorithmic supervision challenges
- 3:16AI supply chains and regulation
- 12:43Dutch DPA’s algorithm supervision
- 21:07Civil society audits of algorithms
- 29:21GitHub’s AI moderation
- 42:51AI oversight capacity gaps
- 59:39Dutch DPA’s transformation
- 1:02:31Q&A on systemic risk
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