…steering wheel, pedals, mirrors, and other features that are required under Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards. The government provides exemptions to companies that want to produce vehicles without these features, but caps…
…Could the government simply just tell AI companies to stop operating? Over the weekend, several conflicting narratives emerged, though a few points remained consistent: The White House’s allies claim that within…
…The government is not coming to save you — we are. The world is too dangerous for us to be governed by the law of armed conflict. Welcome to the 21st century: safety…
…The source added that Anthropic had been working closely with government agencies since Mythos Preview’s release. The Trump administration initially took a hands-off approach to AI safety — but post-Mythos…
…More than 60 percent of both Republicans and Democrats polled by Ipsos earlier this year agree that the government should regulate AI for economic stability and public safety, and that the technology…
…The agency asks some similar questions about competition around AI products, including competing for customers against businesses that combine extra features or services with an AI or software product like Microsoft 365…
…On Monday, The New York Times reported that the White House was considering having the government review AI models before release. To the casual Verge reader, it appeared to be a total…
…That’s a rough look for a company that has built its brand on taking AI safety seriously while touting the cybersecurity prowess of its latest model. From a technological standpoint, the…
…She said she and other tech workers had seen examples of data centers built responsibly, with protections like climate mitigation and AI safety committees. But Seattle doesn’t yet hold tech companies…
…There is no federal statute protecting AI company employees who disclose these kinds of safety concerns that are being aired in this piece. We have cases where Jan Leike, who was a…