<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>AI systems are being deployed to people who can't afford bad advice, with examples of potential harm caused by faulty AI suggestions.</li><li>A concerning statistic shows that 66% of users don't check AI outputs, highlighting the importance of building trustworthy AI models.</li><li>The European Commission received the final version of the Code of Practice for AI Models, emphasizing the need for increased scrutiny and building in safety margins to prevent AI failures.</li><li>Regulatory frameworks like the EU guidelines serve as a roadmap for building AI models that are safe and reliable, signaling a shift towards holding developers more accountable for the consequences of AI failures.</li></ul>

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