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AI Governance Day - From Principles to Implementation

Figure 44: Lane Dilg, Head of Strategic Partnerships at OpenAI speaking alongside
Professor Stuart Russell, Professor of Computer Science at the University of California,
Berkeley; Rumman Chowdhury, CEO of Humane Intelligence and USA Science Envoy
for Artificial Intelligence and Hakim Hacid, Acting Chief Researcher, Technology
Innovation Institute (TII)

"We do consider innovation and safety inextricably intertwined [...] such that we are
never looking at only one of those pieces. A couple of ways in which you will see us
doing that work: […] being in spaces and in conversations like this [one]; trying to be
sure that we are aware of risks that are being raised by civil society and in governance
conversations, [ensuring] we are responsive to those" (Lane Dilg)

She highlighted OpenAI's iterative deployment strategy, which involves releasing models in
stages to gather feedback and ensure preparedness.

Ms. Lane Dilg also mentioned OpenAI's work on preparedness frameworks and their focus on
technical tools and evaluations.

"We are very focused on the technical tools and evaluations that will enable this kind
of assessment and this kind of scientific assessment and real judging of capabilities
and risks.” (Lane Dilg)

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