Rumman Chowdhury, CEO y cofundadora de Humane Intelligence, sostiene que, para que la IA alcance todo su potencial, es necesario que las personas que no son expertas contribuyan a su desarrollo. Según ella, el movimiento "derecho a reparar" de la electrónica de consumo ofrece un modelo prometedor para seguir avanzando, con vías para que todo el mundo pueda informar de los problemas, corregir las actualizaciones o incluso volver a entrenar las tecnologías de IA.

Tu derecho a reparar los sistemas de IA

AI now shapes farming, medicine, and daily life, but people feel powerless when systems fail or make mistakes. Many, like the farmers who hacked their own tractors, want the ability to fix, adjust, or question the technology that affects them. Recent polls show public trust in AI is falling worldwide, as people’s voices and concerns are left out of the design process. Expanding the right to repair from devices to AI could transform passive users into active co-creators, making technology safer and more trustworthy.