New reports say that major AI labs just got the worst possible grades on an existential-safety audit. According to the study, many labs, including names we’ve come to trust, are falling short on safety protocols, transparency, and long-term risk readiness.
That hit home for me. Because if we’re building “smart” tools that may shape jobs, decisions, and even society, we need safety and responsibility to catch up.
Maybe the moment has come to treat AI not just as a path to efficiency, but as a responsibility. For innovators, enterprises, and everyday users alike.
What do you think, as a professional or a digital citizen, what standards should we demand from AI makers today?
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AI Ethics & Safety just got real, and maybe a little messy.
New reports say that major AI labs just got the worst possible grades on an existential-safety audit. According to the study, many labs, including names we’ve come to trust, are falling short on safety protocols, transparency, and long-term risk readiness
