Black-Box Access is Insufficient for Rigorous AI Audits

Author:

Casper Stephen1ORCID,Ezell Carson2ORCID,Siegmann Charlotte3ORCID,Kolt Noam4ORCID,Curtis Taylor Lynn1ORCID,Bucknall Benjamin5ORCID,Haupt Andreas1ORCID,Wei Kevin2ORCID,Scheurer Jérémy6ORCID,Hobbhahn Marius6ORCID,Sharkey Lee6ORCID,Krishna Satyapriya7ORCID,Von Hagen Marvin1ORCID,Alberti Silas8ORCID,Chan Alan9ORCID,Sun Qinyi3ORCID,Gerovitch Michael3ORCID,Bau David10ORCID,Tegmark Max3ORCID,Krueger David11ORCID,Hadfield-Menell Dylan1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States of America

2. Harvard University, USA

3. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA

4. University of Toronto, Canada

5. Centre for the Governance of AI, United Kingdom

6. Apollo Research, United Kingdom

7. Harvard University, United States of America

8. Stanford University, USA

9. Centre for the Governance of AI, Mila (Quebec AI Institute), Canada

10. Northeastern University, USA

11. University of Cambridge, United Kingdom

Publisher

ACM

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