Emily Tavenner
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How Black-Box Distillation Works
According to the description, Emily Tavenner of CSET gives an overview of how black-box distillation works in practice, to inform proposed legislation on adversarial distillation. The piece considers how Chinese labs may have distilled proprietary US models at each step, and what it might mean for China's AI development.
Should We Track AI Chips?
According to the excerpt, CSET's Emily Tavenner interviews Jacob Feldgoise about a report by Feldgoise, Kyle Miller and Hanna Dohmen on how far location verification can improve enforcement of AI chip export controls and curb smuggling.