Luiza Jarovsky, PhD

@luizajarovsky.bsky.social

Co-founder of www.aitechprivacy.com. Author of www.luizasnewsletter.com. Mother of 3.

Most people don't think about it, but AI governance could spiral out of control. One way to prevent it is to increase transparency and openness in the AI ecosystem, so it's easier to scrutinize, oversee, and protect against systemic risks and attacks. My full article below.

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As someone who has been teaching AI governance over the past 3 years and writes about it daily, I must say that things have gotten much faster since the beginning of this year. It feels as if the pace of things is almost out of control. Maybe some of you have a similar feeling.

I've recently changed my views and now think open-source AI is the safest path in the long run. This excerpt from the letter signed by Microsoft's Satya Nadella, NVIDIA's Jensen Huang, and many others highlights some of the safety arguments in favor of openness in AI. Full letter below.

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In a leaked call transcript, we learn what DeepSeek's CEO thinks are China's weaknesses and strengths in the AI race with the United States. AI policy professionals (especially U.S. ones): don't miss this edition. Link below.

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Can we ever develop and use AI in an environmentally sustainable way? I recently sat down with Prof. Philipp Hacker from the European University Viadrina Frankfurt and Boris Gamazaychikov from the Sustainable AI Group to discuss emerging environmental challenges in AI. Watch it below:

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