To force companies to be more transparent about rapid developments, Illinois would likely rely on “the Big Four accounting and auditing firms—Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC—to audit their safety practices,” Wisor said. The required independent audits will likely frustrate Trump, who has tried and failed to stop states from implementing AI safety laws as Congress stalls on passing any legislation. For Trump, the priority has been to promote AI industry interests, but he began considering expanding federal government safety testing after Anthropic’s Mythos was released and the AI firm limited acces
Trump loses more control over AI regulation as Illinois passes landmark law…accusation of wrongdoing, its breadth 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…
…protections against state regulation of AI. A framework for AI laws released by the White House in March was criticized for not going far enough to address safety concerns about the tech…
…Vice President JD Vance told an international AI gathering in Paris last year that the future of AI wouldn’t be won through safety concerns but "by building," the New York Times…
…Sign a letter that he and Musk were drafting, asking the US government to establish “a new regulatory agency for AI safety” and address “the biggest risk to the continued existence of…
…regulator Ofcom has been tasked with determining the best age verification measures for the policy. The UK has required wide-ranging age verification measures since last summer under the Online Safety Act…
AI + ML Claude Code bypasses safety rule if given too many commands A hard-coded limit on deny rules drops automatic enforcement for concatenated commands UPDATED Claude Code will ignore its deny…
…Increasingly, leaders in the field are suggesting that public scrutiny around AI safety should take a backseat. Anthropic recently dropped its core safety pledge to not train an AI system unless it…
…AI safety and jailbreaks This isn't the AI developer's first conflict with Washington over AI models. The Department of Defense declared Anthropic a "supply chain risk" earlier this year after…
…by gutting the safety rules and skipping full environmental reviews for new reactors. AI, we're told, is expected to help by making highly complex work repeatable and predictable, and slashing development…
…McCauley said the failures of internal governance at OpenAI should be a reason to embrace stronger government regulation of advanced AI — "[if] it all comes down to one CEO making those decisions…
