As Anthropic and OpenAI advance towards initial public offerings, they emphasize their commitment to ensuring AI technologies are safe and beneficial for society. However, Safiya Noble, a UCLA professor and director of the Center on Resilience & Digital Justice, cautions that current AI systems are not safe. She highlights that training data often incorporates stereotypes and biases, which pose significant risks. Noble expressed her concerns during an appearance on 'Bloomberg Tech' with hosts Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow.
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UCLA Professor Warns Current AI Technology Is Not Safe
Bloomberg Technology· Safiya Noble· Thursday, June 11, 2026
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