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In a Verge AI podcast episode, Helen Toner, executive director of the Center for Security and Emerging Technology at Georgetown University, discusses AI safety and policy. The episode is part two of a series called "AI in real life." According to the headline, Toner is the OpenAI board member who fired Sam Altman, and she argues that AI CEOs still cannot be trusted. The source is a preview, so the full discussion is not included here.
In a Verge AI podcast episode, Helen Toner, executive director of the Center for Security and Emerging Technology at Georgetown University, discusses AI safety and policy. The episode is part two of a series called "AI in real life." According to the headline, Toner is the OpenAI board member who fired Sam Altman, and she argues that AI CEOs still cannot be trusted. The source is a preview, so the full discussion is not included here.
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Today, I’m talking with Helen Toner, the executive director of the Center for Security and Emerging Technology at Georgetown University. This episode is part two of our series on AI in real life. Helen is a well-known figure in the AI safety and policy community, though she is perhaps best known for having served...
The interview gives a view from someone who has served on an AI company's board and now leads a policy research center. It is a perspective, not a new policy or company action, so its significance depends on what Toner says in full. Readers following AI governance and leadership accountability may want to watch the rest of the series.
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