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I recently recorded an episode for the Cyber News Group's podcast on the mutual (but not evenly balanced) disconnect between the AI Safety and cybersecurity fields. It's mainly addressing a cybersecurity audience, but I am hopeful that both fields can become more curious about each other, and more deeply collaborative. I'm not confident the AI Safety field is always aware of the severity of this divide, which is something of a major preoccupation for me. In any case, I thought it might be healthy for the AI Safety field to hear how this is being explored outside this somewhat insular field. Watch or listen here: CNG Podcast x Tristan Watkins | Two Worlds, One Threat Two Worlds, One Threat: Why AI…–Cyber News Group Podcast – Apple Podcasts Why AI Safety and Cybersecurity Need Each Other | Listen to the Podcast on Spotify Discuss
I recently recorded an episode for the Cyber News Group's podcast on the mutual (but not evenly balanced) disconnect between the AI Safety and cybersecurity fields. It's mainly addressing a cybersecurity audience, but I am hopeful that both fields can become more curious about each other, and more deeply collaborative. I'm not confident the AI Safety field is always aware of the severity of this divide, which is something of a major preoccupation for me. In any case, I thought it might be healthy for the AI Safety field to hear how this is being explored outside this somewhat insular field. Watch or listen here:
CNG Podcast x Tristan Watkins | Two Worlds, One Threat
Two Worlds, One Threat: Why AI…–Cyber News Group Podcast – Apple Podcasts
Why AI Safety and Cybersecurity Need Each Other | Listen to the Podcast on Spotify
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