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The safest AI might be one that doesn't know what we want - Stuart Russell

Podcast with Stuart Russell, professor of computer science at UC Berkeley and co-author of the world's standard textbook on AI. He’s also a leading proponent of provably beneficial AI: systems that are safe by design because their only goal is to further human interests. Covers: How AI has changed…

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  1. 2026-09-30 15:38 · r/artificial
    The safest AI might be one that doesn't know what we want - Stuart Russell
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    The safest AI might be one that doesn't know what we want - Stuart Russell

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