Can anyone who is more informed on NIST comment on whether high-quality comments tend to be taken into account? Are drafts open for comments often revised substantially in this way?
I am not more informed on NIST than you are, but I would offer the following framework:
1. If your comment is taken into account, FANTASTIC.
2. If your comment is not taken into account, how much do you learn from deeply engaging with US policy and generating your own ideas about how to improve it? If you’re considering pivoting into AI governance/evals, this might be a great learning opportunity. If that’s not relevant to you, then maybe commenting has less value.
Can anyone who is more informed on NIST comment on whether high-quality comments tend to be taken into account? Are drafts open for comments often revised substantially in this way?
I am not more informed on NIST than you are, but I would offer the following framework:
1. If your comment is taken into account, FANTASTIC.
2. If your comment is not taken into account, how much do you learn from deeply engaging with US policy and generating your own ideas about how to improve it? If you’re considering pivoting into AI governance/evals, this might be a great learning opportunity. If that’s not relevant to you, then maybe commenting has less value.