AI Safety and the Private Sector: The Policy Challenge of AI Safety | Hoover Institution

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  • Опубликовано: 24 апр 2024
  • Monday, April 15, 2024
    Hoover Institution | Stanford University
    The Hoover Institution and Stanford HAI held The Policy Challenge of AI Safety on Monday, April 15, 2024, from 1:00 - 5:45 PM. This session focused on “AI Safety and the Private Sector,” featuring a panel discussion between Reid Hoffman, Co-Founder of LinkedIn; Co-Founder of Inflection AI; and a Partner at Greylock; and Eric Schmidt, Former CEO & Chairman of Google.
    Rapidly advancing AI has prompted a wide spectrum of views about AI safety, ranging from existential fears to skeptical dismissals of “doomers.” Meanwhile, few are tracking the actual policy work that is starting to address these concerns. As the first day of a set of discussions about AI and society, the Hoover Institution held a symposium on AI safety and catastrophic risk. Our speakers are those who are actually working on policy initiatives, conducting initial risk assessments, and developing methods to evaluate frontier models. We discussed and illustrated the state of global work and the way leading companies are comprehending the policy challenge. This half-day forum informed participants as they navigated the risks and analyzed how to sustain fruitful innovation and openness.

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  •  12 дней назад

    What a great talk, thanks Hoover Institution for sharing! Cheers from University of São Paulo! 🇧🇷

  • @kingcrazymani4133
    @kingcrazymani4133 14 дней назад

    Without Eric Schmidt, my research since 2007 would have been dead in the water. Only a few of us, until very recently, thought that our research was a very good thing. Every time I thank the four winds for Eric, I giggle for 15 minutes.

  • @robertprawendowski2850
    @robertprawendowski2850 14 дней назад

  • @merlepatterson
    @merlepatterson 12 дней назад

    riiiiiight

  • @imtholly9358
    @imtholly9358 10 дней назад

    Governance through power versus God’s governance driven by love- vining for power (man wielding for power over each other versus trust in God’s goodness & his design to be other oriented ) -

  • @anonymousonlineuser6543
    @anonymousonlineuser6543 12 дней назад

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