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Scott Wiener on his fight to make Big Tech disclose AI’s dangers
The California lawmaker is on his second attempt to pass a first-in-the-nation AI safety bill. This time, it might work....
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California State Senator Scott Wiener has reintroduced AI safety bill SB 53, focusing on transparency and safety reporting requirements for large AI labs.
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Key Takeaways:
- SB 53 requires leading AI labs to publish safety reports for their most capable AI models, similar to voluntary reports from many labs, but with consistency and transparency.
- The bill creates protected channels for employees to report safety concerns and establishes a state-operated cloud computing cluster to provide AI research resources beyond Big Tech companies.
- Governor Newsom is considering the bill, which has gained significant support from Anthropic and is less severe than the previous SB 1047, amid ongoing concerns about AI regulation and federal vs. state oversight.
Ensuring AI Safety in Production: A Developer’s Guide to OpenAI’s Moderation and Safety Checks
When deploying AI into the real world, safety isn’t optional—it’s essential. OpenAI places strong emphasis on ensuring that applications built on its ...
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OpenAI emphasizes the importance of safety in AI development, providing developers with guidelines and tools to ensure their applications are secure, responsible, and aligned with policy.
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Key Takeaways:
- OpenAI's Moderation API can detect and flag multiple content categories, including harassment, hate, and violence, and is supported by two moderation models.
- Adversarial testing and human-in-the-loop (HITL) evaluation can help identify and address issues in AI-generated content and improve overall safety.
- Transparency, feedback loops, and careful control over inputs and outputs are essential components of maintaining AI safety and improving user trust.
DeepMind AI safety report explores the perils of “misaligned” AI - Ars Technica
DeepMind AI safety report explores the perils of “misaligned” AI Ars TechnicaGoogle AI risk document spotlights risk of models resisting shutdown Axio...
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DeepMind releases version 3.0 of its AI Frontier Safety Framework to explore risks of misaligned AI and provide guidance for developers to mitigate potential threats.
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Key Takeaways:
- DeepMind's AI safety framework identifies critical capability levels (CCLs) that measure an AI model's capabilities and define the point at which its behavior becomes dangerous.
- Developers should take precautions to ensure model security, including proper safeguarding of model weights and using automated monitors to combat potential misalignment or deception.
- The risk of a misaligned AI that can ignore human instructions or produce fraudulent outputs is becoming a concern, with DeepMind researchers acknowledging that it may be difficult to monitor for this behavior in the future.
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