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Making Artificial Intelligence Safer
Andrew Mortimer’s practical case for continuous human oversight, board accountability, and existing corporate law.
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A clear guide to alignment, existential risk, frontier systems, and the institutions deciding what comes next.
The central question
Can we build systems more capable than ourselves—and remain confident that their power serves human purposes?
True AI Safety maps the arguments, evidence, and institutions behind this defining question.
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Andrew Mortimer’s practical case for continuous human oversight, board accountability, and existing corporate law.
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The conversations shaping the debate right now—from Joe Rogan and Piers Morgan to Steven Bartlett, Dwarkesh Patel, and Lex Fridman.
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Frontier labs, safety researchers, evaluators, and policy institutes in one navigable directory.
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Frontier AI capabilities are advancing through larger training runs, new forms of reasoning, and increasingly autonomous agents.
Sound decisions require more than optimism or alarm. They require clear definitions, honest uncertainty, independent evaluation, and institutions able to act.