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Igor Babuschkin leaves xAI to launch AI safety venture
Igor Babuschkin, a founding member of Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company xAI, has announced his departure to launch a new venture dedicated to AI safety and innovation. Babuschkin, who played a crucial role in building xAI from the ground up, revealed that he is starting Babuschkin Ventures to support research in artificial intelligence and invest in startups working on agentic systems aimed at benefiting humanity and exploring the mysteries o
Igor Babuschkin leaves xAI to launch AI safety venture
Igor Babuschkin, a founding member of Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company xAI, has announced his departure to launch a new venture dedicated to AI safety and innovation. Babuschkin, who played a crucial role in building xAI from the ground up, revealed that he is starting Babuschkin Ventures to support research in artificial intelligence and invest in startups working on agentic systems aimed at benefiting humanity and exploring the mysteries o
AI startup helps systems avoid dangerous hallucinations with new platform
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming integrated into decisionmaking in critical sectors such as healthcare, infrastructure, autonomous vehicles, and energy. While this technology offers remarkable benefits, it comes with a significant risk: AI systems often produce outputs with high confidence even when their predictions are based on flawed, incomplete, or misleading data. These high-confidence errors, often referred to as hallucinations, can be harmless in casual applications but dangero
AI startup helps systems avoid dangerous hallucinations with new platform
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming integrated into decisionmaking in critical sectors such as healthcare, infrastructure, autonomous vehicles, and energy. While this technology offers remarkable benefits, it comes with a significant risk: AI systems often produce outputs with high confidence even when their predictions are based on flawed, incomplete, or misleading data. These high-confidence errors, often referred to as hallucinations, can be harmless in casual applications but dangero









