Anthropic proposes that the US be able to block dangerous AI models with court authorization
Anthropic, creator of the Claude AI assistant, presented US lawmakers with its own regulatory framework amid the absence of a federal law, under which Washington could block a dangerous AI model only with a judge's authorization. The text sets that power for imminent risk of causing more than 50 deaths or serious injuries or losses above US$1 billion. It would also require developers to test the most powerful models, disclose results, submit them to independent evaluation and maintain a safety program.
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- Anthropic proposed a regulatory framework to US lawmakers amid the lack of a federal AI law
- Blocking a dangerous model would require a judge's authorization
- The proposed threshold is imminent risk of more than 50 deaths or serious injuries or losses above US$1 billion
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