The risk of AI lies in the permissions we give it
Watch on YouTube Second: the risk that is easiest to overlook lies in the permissions we give today’s systems. An assistant drafting an email can make a mistake and leave an absurd sentence. An agent connected to email, a browser, a company’s code, and its accounts can turn an error into an action. The differ
Second: the risk that is easiest to overlook lies in the permissions we give today’s systems. An assistant drafting an email can make a mistake and leave an absurd sentence. An agent connected to email, a browser, a company’s code, and its accounts can turn an error into an action. The difference is not just how smart the model is. It lies in what it can access, how many steps it can take without supervision, and whether someone notices in time that it has strayed from the task. That is why safety should not be reduced to asking the chatbot whether it promises to behave. The U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology, NIST, proposes evaluating systems, monitoring their operation, and preparing responses to incidents.
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