BlueDot Impact co-founder Dewi Erwan describes the organisation’s courses, career transition grants and plans for an in-person campus to help people enter AI safety work.
Erwan argues that talent pipelines into government, public education, entrepreneurship and infrastructure protection are weaker than those into machine learning research. These are his assessments of the field.
He considers the possibility of rapid advances in AI and calls for more time, public advocacy and institutional planning. The timeline is uncertain, and the interview presents his perspective rather than a settled forecast.
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