Better Bug Bounties? Lessons on Disclosure of Security Vulns v. AI Harms
summary
Presents findings from Algorithmic Justice League research comparing the security vulnerability disclosure ecosystem (bug bounty-style reporting) with reporting mechanisms for harms from AI systems. Discusses concrete lessons on designing participatory reporting channels and how existing programs and platforms could evolve to handle socio-technical challenges posed by AI.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 1:55What is the CRASH Project?
- 7:27Program Design Levers
- 21:41Vulnerability Disclosure Programs
- 23:02Self-Managed Bug Bounties
- 24:34Platform Bug Bounties - Public
- 26:42Industry Bounties
- 27:32Open-Source / Non-Profit Bug Bounties
- 32:09IAB Design Overview
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