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This work proposes a formal mechanism design model for continuous participatory governance of deployed AI agents by controlling them through resource allocation, specifically compute budgets. The approach aims to make authorization self-enforcing and establish a Safe AI paradigm where compute acts...
This work proposes a formal mechanism design model for continuous participatory governance of deployed AI agents by controlling them through resource allocation, specifically compute budgets. The approach aims to make authorization self-enforcing and establish a Safe AI paradigm where compute acts...
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We give a formal mechanism design model for the continuous participatory governance of a deployed AI agent. The mechanism is built on the principle that governance should control an AI agent through resource allocation so as to make authorization self enforcing via compute budgets. The mechanism seeks to establish...
As AI agents become more autonomous, ensuring safe and compliant operation is critical. Using compute budgets as a governance tool offers a novel way to enforce authorization and participatory control over AI behavior.
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