Anthropic is pushing a draft bill that would allow US courts to stop AI models from being released if independent assessments identify an imminent threat of mass casualties or major property...
The artificial intelligence company’s proposed threshold mirrors a California law — but repurposes it to decide when the government could block an advanced AI model.
The proposed policy seems to offer protections against AI running amok but actually forbids federal agencies from blocking a model's release without the permission of a judge.
Anthropic, long seen as the safety-promoting frontier lab, found itself on the defensive.
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.
The draft proposal would limit the circumstances in which the government could block the release of an advanced model and preempt some state AI laws.
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