… Scott Wisor, a policy director at a nonprofit called Secure AI Project, which supported the bill, told Wired that without the law, “we’re in a situation where the AI companies grade their own homework.” Who would test frontier models? …
… CAISI will need to define, and publish, what it’s testing for, not just who it’s testing with.” In a statement provided to Ars, Sarah Kreps, director of the Tech Policy Institute at Cornell University, said that AI firms should be developing closer ties with the government as AI advances. …
… But he told AP News that he views his legislation as a starting point for discussing how Americans should benefit from AI amid rising anti-AI sentiment nationwide. “We think this is the best that we could do at the moment, and it’s certainly a major, major, major step forward from giving unilateral… …
… Without more parental controls, the state could push for a ban on teens accessing ChatGPT. “ChatGPT is not safe for teenagers in Florida to use; its use can lead to self-harm, cognitive decline, and behavioral addiction,” the complaint said. …
In a splashy move that signals that Taiwan remains irreplaceable to the AI industry’s short-term and long-term goals, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced Wednesday that his chip company will invest $150 billion a year to make sure Taiwan remains at the “epicenter” of the “AI revolution.” “This is whe… …
… Closing arguments start Thursday, and Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers has said a decision could come as early as next week. Ashley is a senior policy reporter for Ars Technica, dedicated to tracking social impacts of emerging policies and new technologies. …
… One engineer confirmed in a deposition that layoffs and other “cost-cutting pressure and decisions” impaired X’s ability to “put technical restrictions and controls in place… around the company’s use of contact data to make sure that it was being used… for the purpose that the particular contact da… …
… YouTube said in a statement to media outlets today that “blanket bans push kids out of such curated, supervised, beneficial experiences and towards anonymous, less-safe services.” Meta said the similar rule in Australia showed that “bans risk isolating teens from online communities and information,… …
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… In it, he noted that a top reason why he didn’t want anyone, including Musk, to have “unilateral control” over how OpenAI runs was not because Brockman wouldn’t make as much money if Musk had a larger equity share but because that “technology that we’re building is just too important.” Ashley is a … …