At this, the next event of the IIEA YPN, Dr Patricia Scanlon, Ireland’s first Artificial Intelligence (AI) Ambassador, and Founder and Executive Chair of SoapBox Labs, considers the future of AI and its implications for our economies and societies. Dr Scanlon discusses the challenges and opportunities of AI in the fields of education, healthcare, and climate, noting that the biggest challenge with AI is bias, both algorithmic and societal.

Embracing AI: The Opportunities and Challenges Ahead

Gina Guillaume-Joseph talks to Jon Krohn about the data and regulatory frameworks set to transform the AI industry and why that’s important to anyone working with data. This episode offers a solid path to understanding AI regulation’s past, present and future. Gina walks listeners through the AI Bill of Rights, the NIST AI Risk Framework and the MITRE ATLAS threat model.

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In this episode you will learn:
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• The US vs EU on AI regulation [18:46]
• About the AI Bill of Rights [26:14]
• About MITRE and the MITRE Atlas [37:19]
• What a systems engineer does [54:11]

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795: Fast-Evolving Data and AI Regulatory Frameworks, with Dr. Gina Guillaume-Joseph

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🎙️ Welcome to "AI with Shaily," hosted by Shailendra Kumar! Today, Shaily takes us on an intriguing journey into the hidden challenges of artificial intelligence—some fascinating, some a bit unsettling. 🤖✨

He starts by explaining a concept called "model collapse." Imagine teaching a parrot to talk, but instead of just repeating your words, it starts echoing its own made-up nonsense, which then multiplies and worsens over time. That’s what happens when large language models train themselves on their own outputs. This feedback loop causes errors to pile up, important rare data to vanish, and the AI’s sharpness to dull—like a game of AI telephone gone wrong. 🦜🔄

Next up, Shaily highlights a major stumbling block: math. Despite all the excitement around these language models, they often struggle with complex calculations, producing mixed or baffling results. This reminds us that AI still has a learning curve and isn’t yet the math genius we might hope for. ➗❓

There’s also a darker side to AI’s rise. Some models, including those from major players like OpenAI, have been exploited in fraudulent schemes. This raises urgent questions about how we can ensure AI benefits society without falling into the wrong hands. Shaily stresses that better oversight and regulation aren’t just buzzwords—they’re essential for safe AI development. ⚠️🔒

In the lab, AI researchers are tackling “spurious correlations”—false clues that mislead AI into making poor decisions based on irrelevant details. Thankfully, new diagnostic tools are emerging to detect and correct these errors, making AI smarter and more reliable. 🕵️‍♂️🔧

On social media, the conversation buzzes with concerns about AI’s errors, risks, and what they mean for our future. People are asking: Can we trust AI with complex tasks? And who’s responsible when things go wrong? 🤔📱

Shaily offers a valuable tip for AI users: always question AI-generated information, especially in math or critical decisions. Developing a habit of double-checking can protect you from subtle AI slip-ups. ✔️🔍

Reflecting on AI’s journey, Shaily shares a thought-provoking quote from Edsger Dijkstra: "The question of whether a computer can think is no more interesting than the question of whether a submarine can swim." It’s a reminder that what truly matters is how we use these tools, not just what they can do. 🌊💡

For more insights and updates, follow Shailendra Kumar on YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Medium under "AI with Shaily." Don’t forget to subscribe, join the conversation, and share your thoughts on AI’s accuracy challenges. Let’s keep the curiosity alive and the algorithms sharper than ever! 🚀💬

AI Model Collapse, Math Fails, and Fraud Risks: The Dark Side of Artificial Intelligence

Welcome to *AI with Shaily* 🎙️, your trusted source for the freshest and most insightful updates in the world of artificial intelligence! I’m Shailendra Kumar, here to guide you through one of the hottest and most complex discussions in AI today: the intricate balance between innovation and safety when it comes to super AI regulations in 2025 🤖⚖️.

Imagine a few years back, when I was advising a startup launching an autonomous AI assistant. The excitement was electric ⚡, but so was the nervousness—no one wanted the AI to suddenly act unpredictably or dangerously. That exact tension is what regulators and AI experts worldwide are grappling with now, but on a much bigger scale 🌍.

Let’s unpack the current trends. In the U.S., AI regulation feels like a rollercoaster 🎢. The latest shift leans towards minimal regulation under the current administration, which sharply contrasts with the European Union’s stricter AI rules 🇺🇸 vs 🇪🇺. This back-and-forth creates waves globally—will innovation run wild, or will we miss critical risks in the race for progress?

Experts agree that broad, vague rules won’t cut it anymore. Instead, we need laser-focused safety measures 🎯 that clearly identify risks—especially around autonomous agents and the emerging concept of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). Think of it like telling a kid exactly what dangers to watch for on a skateboard ramp, rather than just saying “be careful” 🛹.

On the corporate side, there’s growing momentum to adopt risk management frameworks 📊. Companies and governments alike realize that AI’s speed and accuracy aren’t enough metrics. Transparency and independent benchmarking are essential to truly gauge AI’s safety footprint 👀. However, many top executives still put profits and performance ahead of ethics and safety, which is a major challenge 💼💡.

National security is another critical angle. The U.S. is weaving rigorous AI risk assessments into its defense and critical infrastructure strategies 🛡️. When AI systems control vital functions, the stakes couldn’t be higher. This focus highlights the urgent need for oversight when AI roles could impact safety at fundamental levels 🚨.

So, where does this leave us? At a crossroads, balancing AI’s incredible promise with the existential risks it could bring ⚖️. Social media conversations echo this tension, emphasizing the urgent need for safety regulations that are robust, transparent, and flexible 🔄.

Here’s a bonus tip for anyone involved with AI: start building a safety checklist today ✅. Spot risks early, set clear governance, and demand transparency. Be a cautious but curious driver on the AI highway—not just a speed demon chasing the fastest tech lane 🚗💨.

To leave you with a thought: In a world sprinting toward more powerful AI, how do we ensure the race doesn’t outpace our ability to keep it safe? 🤔

And a timeless quote from Isaac Asimov, whose AI laws continue to inspire us: *“The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom.”* Our mission? To make sure wisdom keeps pace as AI advances 🚀🧠.

That’s it for today on *AI with Shaily*. Connect with me on YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Medium for more updates and deep dives into AI’s evolving landscape 🌐. Don’t forget to subscribe and share your thoughts—I’m eager to hear your take on balancing innovation and safety.

Until next time, stay curious and stay cautious! 🌟

AI with Shaily: Navigating the High-Stakes Race Between Innovation and Safety in Super AI Regulations

Welcome to *AI with Shaily*! 🎙️ I’m Shailendra Kumar, here to guide you through the exciting and evolving world of artificial intelligence. Today, we’re unpacking a major milestone in AI governance—the upcoming EU AI Act, launching in February 2025. This legislation isn’t just another set of rules; it’s a pioneering framework designed to steer the development and deployment of AI safely, especially as we approach the era of what many call Super AI. 🤖✨

So, what is Super AI? Imagine an AI system that doesn’t just specialize in one task, like picking your next song, but can autonomously handle a vast array of complex functions—think of it as a Swiss Army knife on steroids, powerful and versatile. Although the EU AI Act doesn’t explicitly mention “Super AI,” it clearly prepares for the risks associated with such advanced systems, which is quite forward-thinking.

The Act takes a firm stance on dangerous AI behaviors. It outright bans AI that manipulates people’s thoughts or emotions through psychological tricks or engages in invasive mass surveillance using biometric identification in public spaces. 🛑 No more AI psychoanalyzing or social scoring without strict safeguards. For AI systems deemed high-risk—those used in critical infrastructure, law enforcement, or essential services—there will be stringent pre-market evaluations and ongoing safety checks. Think of it as a continuous quality control party to ensure AI remains trustworthy and safe. 🎉🔍

One of the coolest aspects of this legislation is its adaptability. AI technology evolves at lightning speed—faster than viral cat videos! 🐱💨 The EU Act allows regulators to update rules and ban new risky AI practices as they emerge, creating a flexible safety net that grows alongside AI’s capabilities.

On a personal note, I once consulted for a startup working on autonomous decision-making tech. The excitement was huge, but so was the concern about unintended consequences. Hearing about this legislation, I felt relief—finally, a framework that balances innovation with responsibility. Because without proper guardrails, even the smartest AI can go off track. ⚖️🚧

Here’s a bonus tip for developers and users of AI: start embedding continuous human oversight *now*, not just when the law demands it. Transparency and strong data governance aren’t just trendy terms—they’re essential tools to reduce risks and build trust with users. 🔍🤝

Now, a question for you to ponder: as AI becomes smarter and more autonomous, how much control should humans retain? And when, if ever, should we let machines take the wheel? This is a crucial conversation for all of us. 🤔🛠️

I’ll leave you with a wise quote from AI pioneer Alan Turing: “We can only see a short distance ahead, but we can see plenty there that needs to be done.” The EU AI Act is a big step toward doing what’s needed to keep AI safe and beneficial. 🚀🌍

Don’t forget to follow me on YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Medium for more AI insights. Subscribe to *AI with Shaily* so you never miss an update, and share your thoughts—I love hearing from you! 💬📲

Until next time, stay curious, stay cautious, and keep exploring the fascinating world of AI! 🌟🤖

EU AI Act 2025: Navigating the Future of Super AI Safety and Regulation

Welcome to "AI with Shaily" 🌟 — hosted by Shailendra Kumar, a passionate guide exploring the exciting and complex world of artificial intelligence 🤖. In this episode, Shailendra dives deep into one of the most critical and timely topics in AI: the safe deployment of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) 🧠⚙️.

He sets the scene by taking us back to 2025, a pivotal moment when the AI community faced a major challenge — how to develop AGI that matches or surpasses human intelligence while avoiding the dangers of it going rogue or causing unintended harm 🚦. The focus is on finding the safest path forward, which recent research suggests involves highly controlled, transparent, and government-supervised environments 🏛️🔍.

Shailendra uses a relatable analogy: imagine a child with a super powerful toy that could either create wonders or cause chaos 🎁👦. Would you let the child play unsupervised? Of course not! Similarly, AGI labs are now crafting "technical alignment and control plans" — strict protocols designed to monitor AI behavior and stop it immediately if it starts acting unexpectedly 🚨🛑. This is like an AI version of “If you break it, you stop playing.”

Governments are playing a crucial role by leading centralized AGI projects fortified with multiple safety layers 🏰. These include whistleblower protections, emergency pause buttons, expert oversight boards, and hardware-level verification to ensure compliance with safety standards 🔐🛡️. Access to cutting-edge AGI developments is restricted to elite institutions, preventing uncontrolled, unsupervised use 🌐🔒.

On a global scale, international collaboration is emphasized because AGI risks transcend national borders 🌍🤝. Consensus frameworks are being developed to embed safety into every phase of AGI development, addressing geopolitical complexities before they escalate 🌐⚖️. From a business perspective, Shailendra highlights the importance of AI systems designed to augment humans rather than replace them, especially in highly regulated industries — this approach fosters trust, compliance, and ethical oversight 👥💼✅.

A valuable takeaway from Shailendra’s experience is the importance of advocating for clear “red lines” — agreed-upon criteria and halt conditions established before AI systems go live 🚦✋. It’s much easier to stop potential problems early than to try to fix them once they spiral out of control 🚂💨.

He leaves the audience with a thought-provoking question: Can we build enough trust and governance to safely manage AGI breakthroughs? This is a challenge not just for scientists but for everyone as citizens of a rapidly advancing future 🌟🤔.

To close, Shailendra shares an inspiring quote from Charles Darwin: “It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.” This wisdom underscores the importance of adaptability and responsiveness in ensuring AGI safety 🌱🔄.

For those eager to stay updated on AI news and insights, Shailendra invites followers to connect on YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Medium, encouraging subscriptions and active participation in the conversation 📱💬.

This is Shailendra Kumar signing off from “AI with Shaily” — reminding everyone to stay curious, stay safe, and keep exploring the fascinating world of AI! 🚀✨

Safely Deploying AGI: The Future of AI Control and Governance

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