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Real-world deployment is essential for AI safety
Real-world deployment is essential for AI safety
Altman argues that releasing imperfect systems, studying failures, recording incidents, and incorporating real-world feedback is necessary to build safer and more useful AI.
- Speaker
- Sam Altman
- Topic
- Iterative Deployment
- Source timestamp
- 37:47
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