Episode 13 | Nell Watson | Author and AI Safety Researcher

AI doesn’t just fail. It can malfunction in predictable and dangerous ways.In this episode of Trustworthy AI Chronicles, Dr. Ihsen Alouani sits down with Nell Watson, Author and AI Safety Researcher, to explore how we diagnose, govern, and build trustworthy AI systems.They explore AI “pathologies,” artificial sanity, and why we may need to treat AI systems more like minds than machines. Nell shares insights from her work developing global standards, teaching ethics to machines, and building safer agentic AI.Will AI help amplify our best instincts…or our worst?Follow CSIT on LinkedIn for more: https://www.linkedin.com/company/csit-qub

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