We’re excited to present the 2nd Episode of Season 1 of the Attention Needed podcast, where we explore the intersection of responsible AI and governance with Dr. Rumman Chowdhury, CEO of Humane Intelligence and former U.S. Science Envoy for AI.

Key Takeaways from This Episode:

🛡️ Humane Intelligence: How Rumman’s organization audits AI systems for fairness.

🤖 AI Safety & Bias: Innovative approaches like Red-Teaming and Bias Bounties.

🌍 AI Governance: Insights from her experience as U.S. Science Envoy for AI.

🤝 Collaboration: The importance of joint efforts between governments and industries for safer AI.

This conversation highlights how building responsible AI requires not only technical advancements but also ethical frameworks and strong governance. 🎧 Listen to the full episode

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📚 Appendix: Key Questions from the Episode

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✅ Humane Intelligence

What is Humane Intelligence? Who is it for?

What inspired you to start this organization?

What does "responsible AI" mean in the context of your organization?

How do your initiatives contribute to responsible AI practices?

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✅ Technical Solutions for AI Safety

What are the biggest technical limitations you've seen in AI safety and bias at large organizations?

How can different sectors collaborate to improve bias detection and AI safety?

What tools or methodologies can support an industry-wide effort for safer AI?

How does the Bias Bounty program at Humane Intelligence work?

How do you detect and mitigate biases effectively?

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✅ AI Safety and Security Board

What are the goals of the U.S. Artificial Intelligence Safety and Security Board?

What role do you and other leaders play in shaping its direction?

What are the key insights and challenges in global AI governance?

How do you see the government's role evolving in regulating AI?

What impact do you hope your work will have on U.S. AI policy?

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