Pacing the Frontier

from Generative AI 101 · host Emily Laird

The biggest AI labs are suddenly talking about pacing the frontier, but nobody is actually hitting the brakes. Host Emily Laird breaks down the cyber incidents involving OpenAI and Anthropic, why test harness failures matter, and what frontier labs are really agreeing to change. The reality check is less cinematic than rogue AI, but more consequential: increasingly capable agents are exposing how fragile the systems around them can be. 🎯 JOIN THE AI WEEKLY MEETUPS https://www.uwstout.edu/ai-weekly-meetup 📩 EMAIL REMINDERS FOR THE MEETUPS https://app.e2ma.net/app2/audience/signup/2101263/1779703/ 💬 CONNECT WITH EMILY LAIRD ON LINKEDIN http://www.linkedin.com/in/meet-emily-laird

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