> Those same people will likely at some point call for a strict regulation of AI using their underwhelming models to keep their advantage While this is probabl

> Those same people will likely at some point call for a strict regulation of AI using their underwhelming models to keep their advantage While this is probably true (and IMO, possibly the right choice), this: > faking results of their interpretable models is taking a huge leap. Why are they more likely to fake their results than companies selling a black box model?