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Mustafa Suleyman thinks government should help drive model evaluation

Mustafa Suleyman, chief AI officer at a major software company, answered questions about recent AI safety incidents and the risks of removing guardrails while testing future models that could be 10x larger. He highlighted the need for a cross‑industry safety body and urged the government to help drive the evaluation process. The discussion underscored the growing concern that rapid model scaling…

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  • mustafa suleyman discusses AI safety incidents
  • he warns about removing guardrails during testing of 10x-larger models
  • he calls for government involvement in model evaluation

The Q&A was conducted by Shirin Ghaffary of Bloomberg, who asked Suleyman about the company's approach to safety and the broader industry implications. Suleyman noted that the company is working with external partners to develop safety protocols and that the proposed cross‑industry body would coordinate standards and share best practices. He also mentioned that the government could provide guidance and resources to accelerate safe model evaluation. The conversation reflects a broader trend of AI leaders calling for stronger regulatory frameworks to manage the risks associated with increasingly powerful models.

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