@Miles_Brundage: One of the reasons I decided to go all in on frontier AI auditing after leaving OpenAI is so that, if AI companies need…
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Miles Brundage discusses his move to focus on frontier AI auditing after leaving OpenAI, emphasizing that independent auditors can reassure AI companies that their peers are taking costly safety steps. AVERI supports this, advocating for paced development backed by independent oversight.
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One of the reasons I decided to go all in on frontier AI auditing after leaving OpenAI is so that, if AI companies need to take costly steps on safety/security, they can be reassured (by independent auditors) that their peers are doing the same thing. https://t.co/c21UEDqGbp
AVERI (@AVERIorg): We strongly agree with this letter’s premise: as frontier AI capabilities advance, it is increasingly important that AI labs proceed with caution, even when this comes at the expense of speed.
Paced development will be most effective if it’s backed by independent oversight of
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