PinnedInAI AdvancesbyRyan Baker·Aug 17Why It Hasn’t Happened YetThe protections keeping capable AI away from malicious intent are weakening. What developers and software companies should be doing now…
InAI AdvancesbyRyan Baker·Oct 18AI Safety Is All Hands on DeckWho should do what — labs, deployers, evaluators, regulators, and governments — and the deployment gap most plans miss.A response icon9A response icon9
InAI AdvancesbyRyan Baker·Sep 29Trusted DeployersHow to keep dangerous AI out of reach while preserving model choice
InAI AdvancesbyRyan Baker·Sep 21Enough Reason to ActYou don’t need to believe everyone dies. Staying in control requires understanding, coordination, and foresight. Eight failed arguments…A response icon6A response icon6
InAI AdvancesbyRyan Baker·Aug 31Every Reward BendsAn incentive program for security work, and cross-over lessons from OpenAI’s Hugging Face incidentA response icon1A response icon1
InHumanAIbyRyan Baker·Aug 5AI Jobs: The Hidden Rules of DemandPredicting the future of work using Bounded, Unbounded, and Adversarial demandA response icon1A response icon1
Ryan Baker·Aug 4Nobody Was WatchingTwo labs skipped monitoring on their cyber evals. The same week, a hundred companies signed a letter supporting deployments that can’t be…
Ryan Baker·Jul 21The Perpetrator Is Not the ToolA better definition of slop points to feed control as the priority.
Ryan Baker·Jun 25The Invisible ProfessionOpinions about AI are outrunning our understanding of the software beneath it
Ryan Baker·Jun 23AI and the Zero-Sum GameRethinking the Future of Adversarial Roles in an Age of Automation