deepika raman
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Healthcare, finance, transport, and aviation show how other sectors juggle stakeholder conflicts in providing meaningful transparency, suggesting insights for policymakers that seek to develop frameworks for scrutinizing digital technologies, write Swapneel Mehta, Deepika Raman & Samuel Ferguson.
To Create Transparency Regulation for Digital Platforms, Look to Lessons from Other Sectors | TechPolicy.Press
Other sectors have navigated conflicting interests in actualizing transparency legislation, write Swapneel Mehta, Deepika Raman, and Samuel Ferguson.
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August 26, 2025 at 2:30 PM
Healthcare, finance, transport, and aviation show how other sectors juggle stakeholder conflicts in providing meaningful transparency, suggesting insights for policymakers that seek to develop frameworks for scrutinizing digital technologies, write Swapneel Mehta, Deepika Raman & Samuel Ferguson.
My colleagues and I penned this brief piece on thresholds to help steer better governance as AI capabilities reach worrying milestones. Further recommendations discussed in our white paper here- arxiv.org/abs/2503.05812
AI is moving fast—and we’re already nearing dangerous risk thresholds, write UC Berkeley Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity AI Security Initiative researchers. If frontier models cross the line, we must be ready to say no. Independent oversight is essential to make that call.
How to Say No to the Next AI Release | TechPolicy.Press
UC Berkeley Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity researchers write that if an AI model presents an intolerable risk, response plans need to include saying no.
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June 16, 2025 at 3:19 PM
My colleagues and I penned this brief piece on thresholds to help steer better governance as AI capabilities reach worrying milestones. Further recommendations discussed in our white paper here- arxiv.org/abs/2503.05812