Former OpenAI board member and AI policy expert, Helen Toner, discusses internal conflicts at OpenAI, deceptive practices, regulating AI in surveillance technologies, combating AI-driven voice and video scams, and the complexities of regulating AI technology and policymaking.

Helen Toner, director at Georgetown's CSET, dives into the fierce US-China AI race and the implications for national security. She discusses the shifting dynamics of warfare with AI and autonomous drones, and the growing ethical concerns about autonomous weapons. Toner also explores the societal impacts of AI, highlighting the disconnect between public sentiment and political agendas. Additionally, she introduces intriguing parallels between horse training and parenting, emphasizing emotional connection as a foundation for communication.

Former OpenAI board member Helen Toner delves into the internal turmoil at OpenAI, the evolution of AI regulation, surveillance technology implications, privacy concerns in public spaces, AI in phone scams, and the challenges of navigating AI regulation amidst technological advancements.

Helen Toner, an AI policy researcher and former OpenAI board member, dives deep into the governance of artificial intelligence. She explains the challenge of predicting AI's future but stresses the importance of crafting smart policies now. The conversation highlights the complexities of defining AI and calls for inclusive participation in policy-making. Toner advocates for transparency and stricter regulations, warning that without public engagement, we risk falling victim to centralized control of these powerful technologies.

Helen Toner discusses the challenges of governing AI despite its unpredictability. She emphasizes the need for smart policies to shape a favorable future. The conversation explores the complexities of understanding AI and the importance of regulating it. Insights are shared on fostering trust and transparency in AI systems.

In this insightful discussion, Ajeya Cotra, a Senior Program Officer at Open Philanthropy, and Helen Toner, Director of Strategy at Georgetown’s Center for Security and Emerging Technologies, tackle the ethical implications of AI. They examine the risks of AI in law enforcement, especially its impact on minority communities. The conversation highlights the need for strong governance and regulatory frameworks as AI advances. They also explore the challenge of balancing transparency with safety in scientific research and the societal anxieties surrounding AI development.

Helen Toner, Director of Strategy at Georgetown's CSET, and Zach Arnold, Analytic Lead also at CSET, dive into the rift between AI ethicists and doomsayers. They highlight the pressing need for a unified approach to AI governance amid rising stakes. The duo discuss the potential for bipartisan cooperation in legislation and the critical role of third-party audits to ensure transparency. They also touch on personal data privacy challenges and the necessity for continuous dialogue on AI’s societal implications, exploring pathways for a safer technological future.

Helen Toner, Director of Strategy at the Center for Security and Emerging Technology and former OpenAI board member, explores the intricate landscape of AI regulation. She discusses the tension between fostering innovation and enforcing oversight, emphasizing the need for collaboration between startups and regulators. The conversation also highlights the unique challenges faced by startups in navigating AI policy and the importance of fostering trust between developers and society amidst evolving technological concerns.

Former OpenAI board member Helen Toner discusses internal conflicts and governance issues at OpenAI, transition to for-profit model, ethical concerns in AI and surveillance tech, rise of AI-generated scams, and the need for regulating AI to avoid dystopian outcomes.

Helen Toner, an AI policy expert and former OpenAI board member, discusses the recent turmoil at OpenAI, including Sam Altman's firing and rehiring. She highlights the tensions between technological advancement and governance, diving into the urgent need for regulations in AI. The conversation also addresses alarming issues like AI-driven phone scams and the ethical dilemmas posed by surveillance technologies. Toner stresses the importance of a balanced regulatory approach to prevent potential dystopian futures while fostering innovation.