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The group could launch by year-end or early 2027 and would set rules for model testing, audits, and incident reporting.
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Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic are moving forward with plans to create a self-regulatory AI safety organization. The Information’s @leomschwartz discusses the industry-led initiative: "The idea basically is it's a regulatory body run by industry with some government oversight. While there was interest in the White House, a potential executive order stalled and the three companies have been continuing the plan on their own."Read original on X
Google, OpenAI and Anthropic are moving ahead with plans for an AI safety standards body without government oversight. The group could launch by year-end or early 2027 and would set rules for model testing, audits and incident reporting. Read more:Read original on X
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