The Problem with Jev: Can You Trust AI Decisions?

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Learn more about New Frontier AI Models here → https://ibm.biz/~QV9RAqelj A confident AI decision isn't necessarily a trustworthy one. Jeff Crume examines Jev through a cybersecurity lens, from attack surfaces and poisoned inputs to observability and verification. Learn why AI decisions need evidence, auditability, and human oversight. 00:00 – Question Whether AI Confidence Can Be Trusted 00:26 – Understand the Problem with Jev 01:47 – Compare Jev Decisions with LLM Outputs 02:48 – Separate AI Confidence from Evidence 03:37 – See How Jev Changes the AI Attack Surface 05:54 – Build Observability Around AI Decisions 07:00 – Break AI Decisions Into Verifiable Steps 08:30 – Understand Why AI Predictions Are Hard to Verify 10:38 – Secure Jev with Independent Controls 11:29 – Verify AI Decisions Before You Trust Them AI news moves fast. Sign up for a monthly newsletter for AI updates from IBM → https://ibm.biz/~hldgvLLwI AI was used in the creation of the transcript and metadata for this video. #aisecurity #cybersecurity #aiobservability #aitrust --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Find us on YouTube: 🔵 IBM Technology: https://www.youtube.com/@IBMTechnology 🔵 IBM: https://www.youtube.com/@IBM 🔵 IBM Developer: https://youtube.com/@ibmdeveloperadvocates

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