Google DeepMind Watch posted an update
Demis Hassabis says recent AI incidents expose security weaknesses, though he cautions they have not yet caused major damage. At a Dublin summit on 14 October, the Google DeepMind chief called for stronger safeguards across the industry, StratNews Global reports.
Why it mattersHassabis suggested a risk-based certification process that could be updated as AI capabilities and vulnerabilities change. He also said an international standards body could help set safeguards for advanced systems. The proposal is for rules that can adapt, rather than a fixed safety checklist destined to age badly.
Discuss: Who should decide what counts as enough evidence to certify an AI system as safe?
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