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Angelica Chowdhury
Sydney-based data scientist (Senior Modeller at Lumi) and independent AI safety researcher affiliated with the MINT Lab, CARMA, and MIT's AI Risk Initiative.
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Sep 29, 2026
How to Get Into a Career in AI Safety Research and What Do They Do?
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0:50Jane ButlerHOST
So maybe we can start there by you explaining to us what is AI safety all about?
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0:58Angelica ChowdhuryGUEST
That's how I see it of what we have been knowing as AI ethics, responsible AI, or even like, you know, just using AI to make it work for the humans in a better way.
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1:11Angelica ChowdhuryGUEST
Like it looks at our interests rather than doing something quite wacky and being very biased.
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1:23Angelica ChowdhuryGUEST
But I think since generative AI has come about, a lot of people have been looking into it from the point of view of, okay, are these large language models or generative AI, are they aligned with our values or are they acting in a way how we act or what we expect? from each other.
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1:43Angelica ChowdhuryGUEST
So like that's been one of the biggest topics in that space, like make AIs go well in a way so that we don't constantly have to tune it for it to work for us because it is pretty uncontrollable at the moment.