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UC Berkeley professor Stuart Russell joined The Information's AI Deep Dive to argue the problem goes beyond one model.
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OpenAI scrapped GPT-6.1 Astra over deception and misalignment concerns. “I think it’s about time,” says UC Berkeley AI professor Stuart Russell. He joins Rocket Drew to explain why he sees a problem that goes beyond one model. 🚀 Watch the full episode of AI Deep Dive:Read original on X
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