Anthropic proposes law regulating AI to US lawmakers
All outlets reported that Anthropic is circulating a draft bill among US lawmakers to regulate artificial intelligence. Most outlets included the detail that the move aims to address the lack of federal legislation on the rise of AI. Excerpts are nearly identical across the outlets, with minimal variation in phrasing.
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Anthropic draft bill would limit US power to block AI models
A draft bill proposed by AI company Anthropic would allow the US government to block a frontier artificial intelligence model only under narrowly defined circumstances, including an imminent threat of at least $1 billion in damage or death or serious injury to more than 50 people.
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What Anthropic's draft AI bill would let Washington block?
Fifty deaths or serious injuries, or $1 billion in damage. That's how bad a frontier AI model's risk would have to be before the government could block it under a draft bill Anthropic has pitched to lawmakers. The Claude maker confirmed on...
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Anthropic proposes law regulating AI to US lawmakers
Anthropic, the creator of the AI assistant Claude, confirmed on Friday it is circulating a draft bill among US lawmakers aimed at regulating artificial intelligence to address the lack of federal legislation on the risks posed by the new technology. According to the draft, first reported by Politico on Friday, Washington could block a model’s release or use if there is an imminent risk of killi...
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Anthropic proposes law regulating AI to US lawmakers
Anthropic, the creator of the AI assistant Claude, confirmed on Friday it is circulating a draft bill among US lawmakers...
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Anthropic proposes law regulating AI to US lawmakers
Anthropic, the creator of the AI assistant Claude, confirmed on Friday it is circulating a draft bill among US lawmakers aimed at regulating artificial intelligence to address the lack of federal legislation on the risks posed by the new technology.
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