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New Safety & security Signal 13h ago

Why the Global AI Safety Agenda Cannot See African Harms

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Why this matches Building & implementation reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Justin Hendrix
“Liz Orembo argues AI risk is relational—it "does not reside in code alone." A model can pass every frontier safety test and still cause harm when deployed into different languages, institutions and social realities. That matters, in particular, for Africa.” evidence ↗
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Justin Hendrix

“Liz Orembo argues AI risk is relational—it "does not reside in code alone." A model can pass every frontier safety test and still cause harm when deployed into different languages, institutions and social realities. That matters, in particular, for Africa.”

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New Safety & security Signal 16h ago

Why the Global AI Safety Agenda Cannot See African Harms

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Why this matches Building & implementation reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Tech Policy Press
“Liz Orembo argues AI risk is relational—it "does not reside in code alone." A model can pass every frontier safety test and still cause harm when deployed into different languages, institutions and social realities. That matters, in particular, for Africa.” evidence ↗
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Tech Policy Press

“Liz Orembo argues AI risk is relational—it "does not reside in code alone." A model can pass every frontier safety test and still cause harm when deployed into different languages, institutions and social realities. That matters, in particular, for Africa.”

Primary source techpolicy.press ↗
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2 experts · 20 posts · 5h ago
Pwnallthethings SE Gyges
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“sorry, "there is a letter today, of whom by far the most famous person who signed it was dario, that says we should 'pace' as in 'slow down' ai development"” evidence ↗
Multiple readings Policy & governance · 1 Opportunity & adoption · 1
SE Gyges: here's who signed both the Pacing the Frontier letter released today and the Pause AI letter in 2023 demanding an end to all research for six months also, raw counts for "signed today's letter" and…
SE Gyges: fundamentally this is an anthropic thing that managed to recruit some people from other companies
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