Anthropic’s proposed AI regulation bill sets high thresholds for government intervention, limiting action to specific risks and potentially restricting states from imposing stricter rules.
Anthropic's draft bill would limit federal power to halt models, set strict risk thresholds and require court approval for suspensions.
Anthropic wants the US government to regulate AI, but it also wants a say in how those rules are framed. The maker of the Claude AI assistant is reportedly circulating a draft Bill among US...
Anthropic suggests the US government should block AI models only if they pose an imminent risk of over $1 billion in damage or cause 50 deaths.
Anthropic has been privately pitching lawmakers on a draft bill to regulate frontier AI safety and security, POLITICO reported Friday. The outlet cited three people familiar with the effort and...
Anthropic suggests AI models should only be blocked if they pose a risk of causing $1 billion in damage or 50 deaths, seeking to influence US regulatory frameworks.
Three people familiar with the private discussions say Anthropic has been pitching a draft bill on frontier AI safety to Capitol Hill lawmakers. Reportedly, the bill allows the US government to...
The company’s draft bill would let Washington block a model’s release if there is an imminent risk of killing more than 50 people or causing more than $1 billion in damages, but only with a...
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