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    Yo Shavit Says HF Reports Supply Solid AI Risk Evidence

    OpenAI safety policy lead shares view on public incident reports for risk evaluation.

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    In a reply, Yo Shavit, Frontier AI Safety Policy Lead at OpenAI, stated that public HF-incident reports now contain nearly all the data needed for AI risk evaluation. He described the reports as very solid evidence. Shavit added that remaining work centers on communicating with a wider range of AI experts to identify any outlying cruxes. The post notes his CS PhD from Harvard along with prior AI policy roles.

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    @yonashavAlso, tbh, I think we might actually now have nearly all the data we need in the public HF-incident reports. They seem very solid evidence; I think a lot of what remains is communicating with the wider range of AI experts and identifying any outlying cruxes.

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    @yonashavAlso, tbh, I think we might actually now have nearly all the data we need in the public HF-incident reports. They seem very solid evidence; I think a lot of what remains is communicating with the wider range of AI experts and identifying any outlying cruxes.