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[Draft] Preventing gaming of AI evaluations: a case study of the Volkswagen diesel emissions scandal

This is a first draft of a post, written by Vinay Hiremath with initial research done along with Rebecca Hawkins and David Varga as part of a one-day AI governance research sprint. In this post, the Volkswagen diesel emissions scandal uncovered in 2014 is used as a case study for effective enforcement of AI evaluations governance. A discussion of the incentives, motivations, and divergent outcomes between two different regulatory frameworks in the diesel emissions scandal is used to underline the importance of robust governance of AI evaluations and better inform the design of such governance.

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