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the AI Safety Measures Act creates a framework that will require the “developers of the largest advanced AI systems” (read: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, etc.) to provide public disclosures as to their safety practices, report any significant safety incidents, and remain in line with a set of compliance processes. It also creates a channel for whistleblowers working inside AI labs to safely and securely relay any safety concerns they might have without fear of repercussions.
Whoa this sounds pretty serious. It asks these companies to self report safety incidents and creates a “channel” for whistleblowers.
That’s some serious hammer dropping. 🙄
OpenAI and Anthropic both endorsed the bill as it moved through the legislature
Of course they did because this is just the Democratic version of what Republicans do with regulatory capture. They just like to dress their version up with a facade of “consumer protections” when the law doesn’t actually protect anyone or improve anything.
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Those requirements are set to go into effect on January 1, 2028, now that the bill has been signed into law.
Why is he waiting 1.5 years to drop the hammer?
- WhoIzDisIz@lemmy.todayEnglish1 hour
To give the companies plenty of time to build up a case that ties it up in courts for years. Meanwhile, he gets to use it for campaign propaganda.
2 hoursI think this just means that people won’t build AI data centers there (for now), which is awesome for them tbh
