During the World Economic Forum 2024, the AI House Davos panel titled "AI Safety Unplugged: Navigating the Risks Without the Hype" featured prominent figures like Yann LeCun from Meta, David Haber of Lakera, Seraphina Goldfarb-Tarrant from Cohere, and MIT's Max Tegmark discussing AI's challenges and future. Tegmark emphasized the dangers of AI-driven misinformation and deep fakes as elections approach, while Goldfarb-Tarrant highlighted the lack of robust evaluation methods in large-scale AI deployments. Haber introduced the concept of the "Internet of Agents," predicting increased cyber risks as AI systems become more interconnected. LeCun, skeptical about the imminent arrival of AGI, underscored the limitations of autoregressive language models, stressing the complexity of measuring intelligence. The panel advocated for a balanced approach to open-source AI development to avoid power concentration and urged a focus on immediate, certain AI risks rather than speculative future threats, emphasizing the need for clear understanding and control over AI capabilities by stakeholders.