Gillian Hadfield

And I was very gratified and honored to be named as one of the experts that will be consulting on this report.

Um, along with, um, well, Alondra Nelson, who's, uh, was, uh, Biden's, um, uh, worked on, uh, the AI blueprint, uh, for, uh, human rights, uh, under Biden, which I was a document I thought was really smart back in 2022, 23, um, Robert Reich from Stanford and Gillian Hadfield from, uh, Canada.

And so we're going to work on this on a 40 day sprint.

Um, and, uh, and hopefully, um, I think like kind of for run some of the questions that eventual federal legislation we'll have to deal with as well in terms of evaluators and how these systems can be monitored and controlled.

This initiative includes creating a kill switch for rogue AI models.

The advisory group features notable figures like Jason Goldman, Gillian Hadfield, Alondra Nelson, and Rob Reich.

Their expertise spans technology, policy, and governance, aiming to guide California in advancing AI safety governance as AI capabilities rapidly evolve.

Newsom's executive order builds on California's existing AI safety framework, which already includes independent oversight and emergency shutoff mechanisms for AI systems.

Yeah.

And I wonder, too, if this is just another reminder of the fact that we need to be investing in what Gillian Hadfield and Jack Clark refer to as new regulatory technologies.

Right.

We just need to study and research and improve the ways by which we can go after bad actors rather than just say, oh, well, whatever is technically feasible or easiest today is let's just lean on that because it's the best we've got and it's clean, simple, and easy.