Anthropic proposes draft bill regulating frontier AI to US lawmakers
Anthropic circulated a draft regulatory bill among US lawmakers on Friday, proposing federal legislation to address risks from frontier AI models.
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IncludedAnthropic circulated a draft regulatory bill among US lawmakers on Friday, proposing federal legislation to address risks from frontier AI models. The bill would allow the government to block a model's release or use if it poses imminent risk of killing or injuring 50+ people or causing $1 billion+ in damages. Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark has renewed calls for robust regulation, comparing unregulated AI to a race car without brakes. The proposal comes as Anthropic's revenue surged 45% to $16.8 billion in Q3, and the company granted an outside AI watchdog employee-like access to publish findings without approval.
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Critics diverged sharply on the bill's adequacy. Transformer and Zvi Mowshowitz (Don't Worry About the Vase) argued the draft is weaker than existing proposals like the FRONTIER Act and undermines Anthropic's safety-first positioning. Meanwhile, coverage of Anthropic's revenue growth and watchdog access framed the company's moves as proactive governance steps, though these outlets did not directly evaluate the bill's strength.
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