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AI Safety and the Private Sector: The Policy Challenge of AI Safety | Hoover Institution
Monday, April 15, 2024
Hoover Institution | Stanford University
The Hoover Institution and Stanford HAI held The Policy Challenge of AI Safety on Monday, April 15, 2024, from 1:00 - 5:45 PM. This session focused on “AI Safety and the Private Sector,” featuring a panel discussion between Reid Hoffman, Co-Founder of LinkedIn; Co-Founder of Inflection AI; and a Partner at Greylock; and Eric Schmidt, Former CEO & Chairman of Google.
Rapidly advancing AI has prompted a wide spectrum of views about AI safety, ranging from existential fears to skeptical dismissals of “doomers.” Meanwhile, few are tracking the actual policy work that is starting to address these concerns. As the first day of a set of discussions about AI and society, the Hoover Institution held a symposium on AI safety and catastrophic risk. Our speakers are those who are actually working on policy initiatives, conducting initial risk assessments, and developing methods to evaluate frontier models. We discussed and illustrated the state of global work and the way leading companies are comprehending the policy challenge. This half-day forum informed participants as they navigated the risks and analyzed how to sustain fruitful innovation and openness.
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Theory to Practice: A Report from the World’s First AI Safety Institute | Hoover Institution
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Monday, April 15, 2024 Hoover Institution | Stanford University The Hoover Institution and Stanford HAI held The Policy Challenge of AI Safety on Monday, April 15, 2024, from 1:00 - 5:45 PM. This session focused on “Theory to Practice: A Report from the World’s First AI Safety Institute,” featuring a panel discussion with Henry De Zoete, Adviser to the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister o...
The Emerging Global Agendas for AI Safety: The Policy Challenge of AI Safety | Hoover Institution
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Monday, April 15, 2024 Hoover Institution | Stanford University The Hoover Institution and Stanford HAI held The Policy Challenge of AI Safety on Monday, April 15, 2024, from 1:00 - 5:45 PM. This session focused on “The Emerging Global Agendas for AI Safety,” featuring a panel discussion between Philip Zelikow, Botha-Chan Senior Fellow, Hoover Institution, Stanford University and Marietje Schaa...
The First Practical Guide to Price Level Stabilization: Confidential Reports to the Riksbank in 1931
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Thursday, April 25, 2024 Hoover Institution | Stanford University Lars Jonung, senior professor at Lund University, Sweden discussed “The First Practical Guide to Price Level Stabilization: The Confidential Reports to the Riksbank in 1931 by Gustav Cassel, David Davidson, and Eli Heckscher.” PARTICIPANTS Lars Jonung, John Taylor, Annelise Anderson, Patrick Biggs, Michael Bordo, Doug Branch, Luc...
Media Coverage of the Environment | Markets vs. Mandates
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Panelist: Bret Stephens, New York Times The final session of the conference was the keynote address by Bret Stephens of The New York Times. Stephens spoke on the role of media in discussions about climate change and how, in his experience, incentives within the media environment often distort or thwart objective discussions of climate science. For more information: www.hoover.org/events/markets...
Academic Findings and Rhetoric | Markets vs. Mandates
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Chair: Joshua Rauh, Hoover Institution Panelists: Roger Pielke Jr., University of Colorado Boulder and Dominic Parker, U. of Wisconsin and Hoover Institution Whether the topic is pollution, biodiversity loss, or climate, media, political, and NGO discourse about the environment is often alarmist. Does this discourse match academic findings or is there a disconnect between research conclusions a...
Energy Transitions | Markets vs. Mandates
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Chair: Mark Mills, National Center for Energy Analytics Panelists: Steven Koonin, Hoover Institution and Joshua Macey, University of Chicago The push for a decarbonized global economy has strengthened in recent years, resulting in an assortment of mandates and markets guiding energy transitions. Is this assortment appropriate for finding the best mix of fossil fuel utilization, renewable develo...
Mandatory Emissions Disclosures | Markets vs. Mandates
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Chair: Ross Levine, Hoover Institution Panelists: Patricia Breuer, Erasmus University Rotterdam and Todd Henderson, U. of Chicago and Hoover Institution Laws in the U.S. and abroad require firms to publicly disclose carbon emissions resulting from their enterprise. The justification is that transparency will equip investors and customers with information to guide choices. Emissions, however, ar...
Morality of Markets & Mandates | Markets vs. Mandates
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Chair: Peter Robinson, Hoover Institution Panelists: PJ Hill, Wheaton College and Victor Davis Hanson, Hoover Institution There are common moral objections to markets. Even critics who concede that markets efficiently allocate resources argue their use limits our full humanity because people care about much more than efficiency. Furthermore, critics contend, markets risk converting participants...
Contracting for the Environment | Markets vs. Mandates
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Chair: Dominic Parker, U. of Wisconsin and Hoover Institution Panelists: James Salzman, UCSB/UCLA and Bård Harsted, Stanford University Markets in which NGOs, corporations, and governments pay private parties to generate or safeguard environmental outcomes have blossomed in recent years establishing new contractual incentives to manage forests for carbon sequestration and keep fossil fuels in t...
Adapting to Climate Change | Markets vs. Mandates
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Chair: Terry Anderson, Hoover Institution Panelists: Matthew Kahn, USC and Hoover Institution and Andrew Plantinga, UC Santa Barbara This session will examine how markets can help us adapt to the challenges of climate change. How do government policies hinder or promote effective adaptation? What role can insurance, finance, and real estate markets play in encouraging adaptation? For more infor...
Costs & Benefits of Environmental Policy | Markets vs. Mandates
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Chair: Daniel Phaneuf, University of Wisconsin Panelists: Bjorn Lomborg, Hoover Institution and Caroline Cecot, George Mason University This session will contrast the use, misuse, and nonuse of Cost-Benefit Analysis for traditional air and water quality regulations with its application to climate policies such as renewable energy subsidies and mandates against the use of fossil fuels. It will d...
Welcome and Introduction to Markets and Mandates | Markets vs. Mandates
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Presenter: Terry Anderson and Dominic Parker, Hoover Institution Environmental improvements and protections can result from government mandates or voluntary market activity. This introduction will outline the spectrum of governance approaches, ranging from command-and-control coercion on one extreme to laissez-faire on the other. It will give examples to highlight tradeoffs and implications for...
Russian Economic History - A Conversation with Sergei Guriev | Economics, Applied
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Russian Economic History - A Conversation with Sergei Guriev | Economics, Applied
Why Russia Fights | UnArchived
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Why Russia Fights | UnArchived
Lou Henry Hoover-Stanford's Woman Of Adventure, A Talk By Annette Dunlap
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Lou Henry Hoover-Stanford's Woman Of Adventure, A Talk By Annette Dunlap
America’s Immigration Puzzle, Iran Strikes (Out) - And 60 Is The New 40 | GoodFellows
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America’s Immigration Puzzle, Iran Strikes (Out) - And 60 Is The New 40 | GoodFellows
Taylor Rules and the Inflation Surge: The Case of the Fed | Hoover Institution
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Taylor Rules and the Inflation Surge: The Case of the Fed | Hoover Institution
Cliodynamics Of End Times: Elites, Counter-Elites And The Path Of Political Disintegration
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Cliodynamics Of End Times: Elites, Counter-Elites And The Path Of Political Disintegration
The Exceptional Results of Sensible Teacher Salary Reform | Intellections
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The Exceptional Results of Sensible Teacher Salary Reform | Intellections
The Rise of The Machines: John Etchemendy and Fei-Fei Li on Our AI Future | Uncommon Knowledge
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The Rise of The Machines: John Etchemendy and Fei-Fei Li on Our AI Future | Uncommon Knowledge
Toby Young Speaks Freely | Andrew Roberts | Hoover Institution
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Toby Young Speaks Freely | Andrew Roberts | Hoover Institution
The Work-From-Home Divide | Policy Stories
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The Work-From-Home Divide | Policy Stories
The Political Economy of Populism: A Conversation with Elias Papaioannou | Economics, Applied
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The Political Economy of Populism: A Conversation with Elias Papaioannou | Economics, Applied
The Russian Opposition and Ukraine: A Conv. with Vladimir Milov | Battlegrounds w/ H.R. McMaster
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The Russian Opposition and Ukraine: A Conv. with Vladimir Milov | Battlegrounds w/ H.R. McMaster
Stephen Kotkin on Principles & Pragmatism: Walking the Geopolitical Tightrope | HISPBC Ch.2
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Stephen Kotkin on Principles & Pragmatism: Walking the Geopolitical Tightrope | HISPBC Ch.2
Stephen Kotkin on Lost in Translation: World Order & Word Order | HISPBC Ch.1
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Stephen Kotkin on Lost in Translation: World Order & Word Order | HISPBC Ch.1
AI and Free Speech | Free Speech Unmuted
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AI and Free Speech | Free Speech Unmuted
Fiscal Backing, Inflation and US Business Cycles | Hoover Institution
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Fiscal Backing, Inflation and US Business Cycles | Hoover Institution
NYT’s Bret Stephens on Israel, 4 Years of GoodFellows, and An Invite to JK Rowling | GoodFellows
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NYT’s Bret Stephens on Israel, 4 Years of GoodFellows, and An Invite to JK Rowling | GoodFellows

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @benduvall6169
    @benduvall6169 День тому

    Feb 25, 2020 anyone notice Niall Ferguson struggling with coughing and breathing while Peter Berkowitz spoke on Capitalism versus Socialism, Beginning of Covid19 pandemic, it was already here in 2019 . . .;

  • @macc240038
    @macc240038 2 дні тому

    So that doesnt mean we should collectively decide to use this tool in this destructive way. That's wishful thinking in the highest order. Let's all get together at the UN and ban the use of AI in a destructive way. Problem solved.

  • @RossEnzo
    @RossEnzo 2 дні тому

    Utter dribble! Climate change is fake have fun paying for your brainwashing.

  • @robertprawendowski2850
    @robertprawendowski2850 2 дні тому

  • @LaboriousCretin
    @LaboriousCretin 2 дні тому

    39:37 Hacking A.I. like DARPA challenge. Combined with A.I. that can write code. Botnets. Sniffers and mapping and threat detection, ect.

  • @LaboriousCretin
    @LaboriousCretin 2 дні тому

    8:13 The facebook experiment on manipulating people through feeds. Not to get into the human side. Social engineering and hijacking algorithmic pipelines and such. This doesn't even touch on governments not following its own laws. The cats out of the bag. Anyone can make killer A.I. systems. From drones to sitting on servers or such waiting for triggers. You can have generative A.I. to make new weapons and then print them out. One can use A.I. targeting for psychological social engineering and things like A.I. influincers. ( One of the hyper Facebook experiment evolutions. )

  • @LaboriousCretin
    @LaboriousCretin 3 дні тому

    42:48 Google Alpha amalgam inside DOD playing wargames. Don't expect the government to help. Not like they have in the past. What they dance around some is censorship. Who controls what information flows. I'm not going to want stuff from the religious and such. Where others might want such. Ads have problems targeting as is. 20% relevant suggestions is bad. Limited control for ad filtering, ect.. A waist of advertising money and viewers time.

  • @liallhristendorff5218
    @liallhristendorff5218 3 дні тому

    From a purely journalistic point of view, Peter is the best interviewer I’ve ever encountered. He’s also very sharp and informed, although he doesn’t let his knowledge get in the way of letting his guests speak.

  • @DanteAlighieri78
    @DanteAlighieri78 3 дні тому

    Happy birthday to my favorite historian!

  • @MassacrisM
    @MassacrisM 3 дні тому

    Universities have become compromised. Playthings of the elite class. Condolences to all the real academics with a backbone out there.

  • @hayseanward
    @hayseanward 3 дні тому

    These guys offered solutions that have been policy for decades. They hardly defined important terms that make distinctions between, emigrants, immigrants nonimmigrants, sojourners, expats, refugees, asylum seekers etc. this is a complicated issue that has many layers. Anyway

  • @barackblows1942
    @barackblows1942 3 дні тому

    Climate change is an EU/CCP commie hoax. FJB 🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳

  • @pankajsinha3923
    @pankajsinha3923 3 дні тому

    Burning issues

  • @acmhfmggru
    @acmhfmggru 3 дні тому

    Jade is compromised by Chinese

  • @homewall744
    @homewall744 3 дні тому

    Hunting and fishing and gathering fruits/veggies/fungus/wood and mining and other extractions of things that you didn't create means you are consuming the common wealth. When you pollute or leak anything from your operations off your property, you are harming the common good. These are where government taxation for these negative externalities would have made sense. So of course that never happened, and they decided to tax labor and investments and trades, all of which we should want more of.

  • @ctwatcher
    @ctwatcher 3 дні тому

    I am the contract holder for the environment. All others are null and void due to fearmongering with lies. All climate activists will walk naked, give up every item they have that uses energy they hate.

  • @tb8865
    @tb8865 3 дні тому

    Why does Russia want to have control over a country on its own border that was, until recently, a part of Russia itself? Gee, I wonder! Now why does America want the same?

  • @big1boston
    @big1boston 3 дні тому

    Title should be adapting to aluminum in the air

  • @abumohandes4487
    @abumohandes4487 3 дні тому

    A clusterbomb of excellent videos to watch!

  • @Davidsavage8008
    @Davidsavage8008 3 дні тому

    Why can't the energy transition be in the private sector as we relax the restrictions on patents .

  • @grahamjones5400
    @grahamjones5400 3 дні тому

    An-caps and libertarians say they dont care about breathing in toxic crap until that medical diagnosis comes back not so good.

  • @buy.to.let.britain
    @buy.to.let.britain 3 дні тому

    nobody is to steal land from anyone, and i mean anyone - until....i blow this whistle.

  • @cocoweepah
    @cocoweepah 3 дні тому

    Climate change FEAR-MONGERING is FRAUD. Weather changes ARTIFICIALLY by HUMAN Geo-Engineering > INCLUDING SPRAYING TOXINS in the skies above for weather weaponization primarily FOR UNnatural fear-‘marketing.’

  • @esterhudson5104
    @esterhudson5104 3 дні тому

    lol. That’s a big change for you folks..

  • @IslamicRageBoy
    @IslamicRageBoy 3 дні тому

    First

  • @manomancan
    @manomancan 3 дні тому

    AI completely changed the way I code. Work done in a day is basically a few hours max now. Anything I don't do with AI, I find wasteful. I found this "nothing to integrate" argument proudly pretentious.

  • @DoctorMandible
    @DoctorMandible 3 дні тому

    "machines that 'seem' to require intelligence". This is a very bad definition. 200 years ago a machine which sifted materials might be doing a task which previously "seemed to require intelligence". And now we live in a world surrounded by automated processes which would definitely have "seemed to require intelligence" to people in a previous time.

  • @letdaseinlive
    @letdaseinlive 3 дні тому

    Can't remember Ferguson saying anything worth hearing, but OK ...

  • @letdaseinlive
    @letdaseinlive 3 дні тому

    I think this show would be better if they had to go to a war for two weeks and then came back and prattled and then they could take a break but would have to enter a war zone and fight for two weeks before the next discussion. Because, they're too flip.

  • @Loreless
    @Loreless 3 дні тому

    Based

  • @inervin
    @inervin 3 дні тому

    What a primitive propaganda.