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SB 53 protects whistleblowers in AI — but asks a lot in return
Opinion: Abra Ganz and Karl Koch argue that whistleblower protections in SB-53 aren’t good enough on the face of it — but how the state chooses to…
Nov 26
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How profits can drive AI safety
Opinion: Geoff Ralston argues that the safety and security of AI doesn’t need to be at odds with profit and progress
Nov 19
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Doing AI safety policy when governments aren’t interested
Opinion: Jess Whittlestone argues that there are still ways to keep AI safety policy on the table even when governments don’t prioritize it
Nov 12
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Jess Whittlestone
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Sora is here. The window to save visual truth is closing
Opinion: Sam Gregory argues that generative video is undermining the notion of a shared reality, and that we need to act before it’s lost forever
Nov 5
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Audits, not essays: How to win trust for enterprise AI
Opinion: Alexandru Voica argues that application-layer AI companies are best off opening themselves up to rigorous testing rather than opining on AI…
Oct 29
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Alexandru Voica
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AI is advancing far faster than our annual report can track
Opinion: Yoshua Bengio, Stephen Clare and Carina Prunkl run through the rapid developments that necessitated an early update to their International AI…
Oct 15
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The RAISE Act can stop the AI industry’s race to the bottom
Opinion: Assembly Member Alex Bores argues that regulation can prevent market pressure from encouraging the release of dangerous AI models, without…
Oct 9
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AI is persuasive, but that’s not the real problem for democracy
Opinion: Felix M Simon argues that AI is unlikely to significantly shape election results in the near future, but warns that it could damage democracy…
Oct 1
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How the UK can seize on Trump’s immigration mistakes
Opinion: The H-1B visa changes present a generational opportunity for the UK to scoop up AI talent, Julia Willemyns argues
Sep 25
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Julia Willemyns
Insurance might be the key to making AI secure
Opinion: Cristian Trout, Rajiv Dattani and Rune Kvist argue that insurance can help reward responsible development of AI.
Sep 24
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Can open-weight models ever be safe?
Opinion: Bengüsu Özcan, Alex Petropoulos and Max Reddel argue that technical safeguards, societal preparedness, and new standards could make open-weight…
Sep 17
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Why AI evals need to reflect the real world
Opinion: Rumman Chowdhury and Mala Kumar argue that we need better AI evaluations — and the infrastructure and investment to do them
Sep 10
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