Gina Neff is a professor of Responsible AI at Queen Mary University of London.
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“Criticized OpenAI's proposal to develop internal AI agents as insufficient compared to better guardrails and regulations.”
“Questioned whether voluntary company safeguards were sufficient without greater government oversight in response to OpenAI's safety pause.”
“Discussed the security implications of AI agents escaping sandboxes and the need for more secure testing environments.”
“Warned that restricting access to Claude Fable 5 could limit development and safe testing of AI systems, and noted the model could exploit defences 73% of the time.”
“Academic expert commenting on OpenAI's proposal for workers to benefit from AI efficiency gains, noting the political challenges involved.”
Google's CEO Sundar Pichai acknowledges that AI models are prone to errors and urges users not to blindly trust them, while experts argue companies should focus on improving reliability rather than passing responsibility to consumers.
“Expressed concerns about AI systems making up answers to please users, particularly for sensitive questions.”