…facto involuntary licensing regime for frontier AI, leading to heavy-handed restrictions. The problem compounds, Ball argues, when the government doesn’t have clearly defined safety standards, which could lead to endless…
…government is set to take an awful lot of control over which AI models get released. Two weeks after the U.S. government pulled Anthropic’s Fable and Mythos models , OpenAI’s…
…frontier-AI competitor inside a larger holding company.” If xAI continues to develop frontier AI models, the authors say, it should be required to publish a public safety and governance plan. SpaceX…
…This deal follows Newsom’s March executive order that intends to accelerate the use of AI “to make government more efficient” while also maintaining stronger safety standards. “While others in Washington are…
…OpenAI anymore AI The White House is asking OpenAI to slow roll the release of its new model over safety concerns AI Anthropic’s Claude is winning over paid consumers, a market…
…suggests state regulators are examining both OpenAI’s business practices and the safety risks associated with increasingly human-like AI systems. The company is already facing real legal troubles elsewhere. Earlier this…
…The blending of safety evaluation and competitor benchmarking, she said, is “exactly the kind of governance gray zone where safety becomes a convenient cover for anticompetitive practices.” If you or someone you…
OpenAI is limiting the release of its latest AI model as the government reviews the model for safety concerns.
…and government regulation. Many synthesis companies willingly participate in sequence screening initiatives that flag orders matching known pathogens or dangerous sequences. Some generative AI companies also apply content and model-safety policies…
…No federal statute authorizes the actions taken here." Today's legal action comes after several weeks of back-and-forth between the AI company and the government. In late February, news broke…
