Found this fun one: 10 real AI incidents, each hiding a specific governance risk. You get a few seconds to guess before the answer. Most have an actual name in AI governance. A couple to try yourself: A company gives its AI assistant full autonomy to send emails, book meetings, and make purchases, no human approval needed. What risk is this? A hiring model performs great, but nobody documented where the training data came from. What risk is this? A customer sends a support email with hidden instructions buried in the text, and the company’s AI assistant quietly follows them. What risk is this? (Answers: excessive agency, data provenance, prompt injection, but there are 7 more in the video, including model drift, discrimination via proxy variables, and false positives.) Full game here: https://youtu.be/bKMC_83Zr9A Question: how many out of 10 do you think you’d get? Drop your guesses for the ones above before you watch. submitted by /u/Comfortable_Gene5180
Originally posted by u/Comfortable_Gene5180 on r/ArtificialInteligence
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