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Comment by Elham Tabassi
Director of the AI and Emerging Technology Initiative at the Brookings Institution; former Chief AI Advisor at NIST and CTO of the U.S. AI Safety Institute
The tech is moving much faster for policy to keep up with it. Most risk management or governance looks at pre-deployment. But the majority of incidents we have to worry about cannot be reliably predicted before deployment. We don't quite know how to do the evaluations the right way. [...] We need standardised definitions of incidents and accidents.
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(2026)
2mo ago
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Verified. The Business Standard source returned HTTP 403 to direct fetch, but a web search returned verbatim excerpts from that same article (coverage of the AI Impact Summit in Delhi). Elham Tabassi said governance remains overly focused on pre-deployment checks, that "the majority of incidents...cannot be reliably predicted before deployment," that "We don't quite know how to do the evaluations the right way," and "We need standardised definitions of incidents and accidents." Author attribution is correct (Elham Tabassi, Brookings Institution, former NIST chief AI advisor; she also co-chairs the OECD Expert Group on AI Incidents). Year 2026 is current. Vote "for" aligns strongly with the statement "Establish an international AI incident reporting system" — Tabassi explicitly calls for standardised, globally coordinated incident reporting frameworks. Corroborated by OECD.AI materials documenting her incident-reporting work.
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Hector Perez Arenas
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· 10d ago
replying to Elham Tabassi