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Guy Tsafnat
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Oct 15, 2026
It’s the Humans That Get Us: AI, Existential Risk and Healthcare’s Control Problem –with Enrico Coiera, Lucy Orr-Ewing & Guy Tsafnat
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26:02Guy TsafnatGUEST
I'm going to join the chorus of skepticism here, but maybe for slightly different reasons.
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26:07Guy TsafnatGUEST
I think I'll be even more skeptical and say that they call for regulation because they know it's impossible.
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26:14Guy TsafnatGUEST
And the reason it's so slippery, it's so hard to regulate AI is because we don't really know what is AI and how to define it, how to distinguish it from other software.
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26:27Guy TsafnatGUEST
There's no fine line between them that can say this is the boundary of AI and this is not.
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26:33Guy TsafnatGUEST
In the early days of ChatGPT, there's been a flurry of attempts to regulate all falling down on, we don't even know what it is, so we can't regulate this.
7 MINS LATER

Louise SchaperHOST
So as Enrico said, with your work with multiple systems and how they interact, what are your thoughts on the governance question in humans?