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Oct 11, 2026
LizHOST
I was able to go to the screening, the premiere screening at the shorts program, and it was a pass.
LizHOST
hacked house of people from the east coast i swear to god most of that theater was east coasters the loudest years are for the east coasters that were premiering their shorts in this series it was so cool to see speaking of east coasters who premiered at tiff logan graham is here to talk about his short that also premiered at tiff he's based in ontario now but he's east coast down and i'm counting him in this slate even if he's based in ontario now his short titled the episode premiered on sunday alongside One of our favorite friends of the podcast, Maddy Foley and her short Five Head.
LizHOST
Of course, you know Maddy Foley from Everybody's Meg.
LizHOST
We've had Maddie on the podcast so many times to talk about that show filmed here in Halifax.
StackCORRESPONDENT
Morgan Dwyer, OpenAI's head of policy development and operations.
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Logan Graham, who runs Anthropic's Frontier Red Team.
StackCORRESPONDENT
Alice Friend for Google.
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Shane Cahill for Meta.
Mitch McCannCORRESPONDENT
The council also heard from representatives of leading AI companies, including Anthropic.
Mitch McCannCORRESPONDENT
Members heard from Logan Graham, whose job it is to investigate the most dangerous parts of its AI systems.
Mitch McCannCORRESPONDENT
Mr Graham sought to portray his company as one that is fully aware of the risks and has actively called for regulations.
Logan GrahamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
When one of our models proved exceptionally good at exploiting software vulnerabilities for the first time just this year, we held it back from public release.
speaker_0HOST
None of the companies sent a CEO.
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Anthropic's witness was Logan Graham, who leads its Frontier Red team.
speaker_0HOST
The other companies sent policy staff, and all of them appeared by video.
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Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google agreed to appear only after the council threatened subpoenas.
JTHOST
It's got Shane Cahill, a big wig there on, uh, policy, direction, and legislation.
JTHOST
And then you've got Google's Alice Friend, Director of AI and Emerging Technology, Anthropic's Logan Graham, head of their Frontier Red team.
JTHOST
Uh, big issues, uh, lawmakers are gonna be pressing them on.
JTHOST
Uh, 10 pieces of AI legislation, including AI kill switches, uh, which requiring AI systems to have a way for a human to shut them down.
speaker_0HOST
Council Speaker Julie Menin said the labs must explain AI risks and weigh in on a package of about ten proposed local AI bills after Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google agreed to appear only when the council threatened subpoenas.
speaker_0HOST
Named witnesses include Anthropic frontier red team head Logan Graham, OpenAI policy lead Morgan Dwyer, Google AI policy director Alice Friend, and Meta AI legislation director Shane Cahill, alongside whistleblowers Jacob Coxon, Alex Turner, and Daniel Kokotajlo.
speaker_0HOST
SpaceX AI was separately subpoenaed with possible court enforcement if it skips.
speaker_0HOST
For agencies shipping client agents on these stacks, this is a public record risk and disclosure story your buyers will quote back to you.
Mike McCormickGUEST
You know, what did...
Mike McCormickGUEST
Logan Graham, what did he retweet yesterday? Let a thousand meters bloom.
Mike McCormickGUEST
Yeah, we need it.
Mike McCormickGUEST
And of course not exact copies of Meter.