AI Safety: Navigating the Expanding Landscape of Potential Harms

Ibrahim Habli; John Alexander McDermid

AI Safety: Navigating the Expanding Landscape of Potential Harms

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Abstract

Ibrahim Habli and John McDermid look at how the emergence of Artificial Intel-ligence (AI) is adding pressure on the safety community to rethink the bounda-ries of safety engineering. The rise of AI is exposing a wider spectrum of harms, with significant moral, social and economic impacts. Can the safety-critical com-
munity realistically expand the scope of safety to address these intangible yet impactful AI-induced harms?

Original language	English
Volume	32
No.	2
Specialist publication	Safety-Critical Systems Club Newsletter
Publication status	Published - May 2024

Keywords

Artificial Intelligence
Safety
AI Safety

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