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The most important AI failures may not be the obvious ones. Microsoft Partner Research Manager Jennifer Neville explains to host Chad Atalla why “surprising failures” can reveal where human expectations about intelligence diverge from how AI systems actually work. msft.it/6017aU8r7

Oct 8, 2026 · 3:00 PM UTC

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Back to the original post: Microsoft ResearchThe most important AI failures may not be the obvious ones. Microsoft Partner Research Manager Jennifer Neville explains to host Chad Atalla why “surprising failures” can reveal where human expectations about intelligence diverge from how AI systems actually work. https://msft.it/6017aU8r7
Darren Hall
@ARCHEPERSONAOct 10
diagnosing surprising failures means asking what it believed, when. that's the record — that's the forensics. doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23198…

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