Episode 39
How To Forge A Career in the AI Regulation & Safety Space (& Bug Bounty Hunting for Gen AI) - w/ Aashka

Aashka is the founder of various initiatives all focused on AI regulation, including her podcast @onairwithaashka , while also being a freelance bug bounty hunter for topic for today’s discussion is AI Safety and Regulation - what exactly it means, why its important and what the average person of the world can do to play their part. We also go over some of the most critical risks that are already becoming prevalent, including the tragic incident of a florida teenager who tragically ended his life in connection with a bot and steps that can be taken to prevent such instances to the degree possible.
Who this is for
- You are breaking into a new lane and need proof before the story looks obvious.
- You would rather hear Aashka's version while the mess is still fresh than get another polished hindsight sermon.
Key takeaways
- Forge A Career in the AI Regulation & Safety Space (& Bug Bounty Hunting for Gen AI) - w/ Aashka
- We also go over some of the most critical risks that are already becoming prevalent, including the tragic incident of a florida teenager who tragically ended his life in connection with a bot and steps that can be taken to prevent such instances to the degree possible.
- that those are using. They are seeping into day-to-day worlds of children's. How does that make you feel? Where do you...
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Yeah, this is actually a big problem. Not just the sci-fi stuff. Is there anything you want to say to our listeners that use chat, GPT, or flawed around stuff? They can protect themselves from everyday risks
that maybe aren't as apparent to normal people. If I were to speak as a AI from jail breaker, that's how I started contributing to AI safety. These companies are partnering with the LMS systems
that those are using. They are seeping into day-to-day worlds of children's. How does that make you feel? Where do you see that going in terms of a professional third-year track? It's not like we will build the bridge first
and then take care of bridge safety later. Who orders some of the more critical risks that must be addressed about or around the usage of the generative AI too. So you always trick the AI into supplying information
that it was told to not supply or it's just harmful. Yeah, you can report to their bug-bounded programs to make it even better. Do they pay you money for that? Welcome to the Ready Set Do podcast,
Show notes
Aashka is the founder of various initiatives all focused on AI regulation, including her podcast @onairwithaashka , while also being a freelance bug bounty hunter for topic for today’s discussion is AI Safety and Regulation - what exactly it means, why its important and what the average person of the world can do to play their part. We also go over some of the most critical risks that are already becoming prevalent, including the tragic incident of a florida teenager who tragically ended his life in connection with a bot and steps that can be taken to prevent such instances to the degree possible. We also go over potential career paths in this space that are going to blow up in upcoming years and user responsibility with AI interactions.
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