Enterprise AI Safety | Trends in AI - October 2025

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Join us for a special episode of our “Trends in AI” show on Friday, October 10th at 8 AM PST / 5 PM CEST, focused on enterprise AI safety. We will dive into topics like secure AI infrastructure and data sovereignty, guardrails and moderation for LLM outputs, and the growing wave of jailbreaks and prompt injections in the wild. We will also touch on regulation - like California’s SB 53 bill - and compliance standards such as ISO 42001. Plus, we’ll unpack the rising concerns around information integrity in AI-generated content and the “AI workslop” phenomenon that’s quietly tanking productivity across orgs. As always, we’ll round it out with the latest news in AI R&D, standout open source releases, and the most buzzed-about research papers of the month! Sign up now: https://lu.ma/trends-in-ai-october-2025
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