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Asked about her current advocacy, she describes pushing Congress to pass an AI whistleblower protection bill. She argues the risks of AI companies are best surfaced by insiders.
…ages, but we'll go on like family vacation every year together. And it's been really critical for me to like find people who have gone through that experience. And there's like a solidarity and community there that I never ever in my life expected I'd be a part of, but I'm very grateful I am.
And you are currently working on building awareness of the AI Whistleblower Protection Act. Tell me a little bit more about that and what you're hoping to accomplish.
Yeah, I think, you know, AI is kind of too big of a word, but there are certain risks that are going to come with implementing AI models into all these different industries. And I think just like myself, one of the most effective ways to find out. Whether these firms are engaging in things that can harm the public and everyday Americans is through whistleblowing and internal reporting. And we really want to get it to a place that a whistleblower doesn't have to choose between their career and doing the right thing. And so Senator Grassley has been a big supporter of whistleblower bills for decades. And we're trying to really push the AI Whistleblower Protection Act with Congress right now and have been doing a lot of advocacy for that because AI is going to be super pervasive in everything we do. We need to make sure if someone sees something wrong, that they'll be protected. And this lowers the barrier for them to speak up if they see something that harms the public. So I'd be appreciative. Again, that goal of asking people for help, this would be really helpful.
Are there any scenes that stand out to you from the film the most?
Oh, I think her looking at the device and like explaining it, where she's basically just says, like, and then you put it in the cloud and then the cloud, and it's like, oh, so you just don't have local servers. You have a server over there. It was, I think, I think that was very shocking. And then…
wasn't the device, right? Like the device that they looked at in the film is not the device you were working with.