Anthropic got hit by export rules nobody understands
… Experts say the episode appears to be unprecedented, exposing an uncertain and unstable stage in AI governance. …
… Experts say the episode appears to be unprecedented, exposing an uncertain and unstable stage in AI governance. …
…autonomous weapons “without appropriate human oversight and control.” But the contract also says it doesn’t give Google “any right to control or veto lawful government operational decision-making,” which would suggest…
… Anthropic has not replied to a request for comment, though a spokesperson told Semafor that the government did not bring up China during its discussions around export controls. …
… If it didn’t, then the government would impose export controls on Anthropic by authority of the US Commerce Department. …
According to the Wall Street Journal, the export control directive that led to Anthropic cutting off access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 was triggered in part by cybersecurity research from Amazon…
… For the past year, he had been a vocal champion of pro-industry deregulation, repealing former President Joe Biden’s massive executive order on AI safety, lifting export controls on advanced chips, and signing executive orders that would have legally punished states for passing and enforcing AI law… …
… But it put a particular emphasis on the need for developers to pitch in. “Many apps already offer parental controls to help shield kids from content they shouldn’t see,” Thai said. “We believe every app has that same responsibility.” Thai touted the company’s APIs that developers can use to allow f… …
…It was fresh ammunition for the politicians, governments, and companies already arguing that they need to lead in the technology themselves. In the UK, AI and online safety minister Kanishka Narayan…
…Throughout the expo floor, pot-bellied men in their business casual best exchanged handshakes and pleasantries with military men-turned-government contractors, their career history betrayed by their branded polos and ramrod…
…Even the nation’s Republican governors were initially ecstatic about BEAD. Then-governor of Arkansas Asa Hutchinson hailed the plan as a “historic investment [that] will help fund states and territories’ core…