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I am co-founding AVERI, wrapping up responsibilities as general chair for IAAI 2026, advancing the reliability of LLM benchmarks, developing agentic benchmarks as lead of the MLCommons agentic benchmarking working group, and continuing to advance safety data with the AI Incident Database. If you would like to chat, you can book a short meeting with me.
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AI incident investigations are drifting toward explaining the spark rather than interrogating the complex assemblage of human, system, and organizational failures inviting catastrophe.- Published on
Organizations should then look to unify all these forms of flaw reporting and create comprehensive digital safety programs responsive to each of these report types.- Published on
In the "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," a London-based doctor in 1886 indulges in his worst instincts while transformed into the murderous Mr. Hyde. The classic work of gothic horror has much to teach us when deciding whether current advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are likely to be good (Dr. Jekyll) or bad (Mr. Hyde). Both the literary and technological references present the same answer...- Published on
The AI ethics and safety communities are at a crossroads that will determine whether they work together in the production of safer intelligent systems, or continue down separate conflicted paths.