‘We cannot wait until harm is done’: Urgency grows for effective AI guardrails

By Sky News Australia

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Former UNESCO assistant director general Gabriela Ramos says “we cannot wait until harm is done” and therefore guardrails must be put in place to stop AI agents from going rogue. ​“We cannot wait until harm is done to try to correct it,” Ms Ramos told News24. ​“We need to be careful because a catastrophe can also be very costly.”

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