Sources: the White House is mulling EOs to address advanced AI security risks, including barring companies from “interfering” with the government's model usage
A White House spokesperson said any official policy announcement would come directly from President Donald Trump …
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Discussion
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@shakeelhashim
Shakeel
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BIG news from Politico, confirming NYT report of a possible new AI executive order: - “the White House has floated the possibility of an executive order creating a vetting regime that would review the impact of frontier AI models” - “vetting process could require AI companies to
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@tedlieu
Ted Lieu
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Democrats have been fighting back against the harmful strategy of trump and Republicans to let the AI industry run wild. Democrats support guardrails. Now that the shit is about to hit the fan, the White House is considering reversing its failed strategy. November is coming.
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@kevinbankston
Kevin Bankston
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The voluntary pre-release model disclosures to CAISI are just the beginning
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@neil_chilson
Neil Chilson
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Key read here: the most substantiated stuff (the 16 page EO) is all about conditions for procurement and government access, not licensing. The “vetting” proposal is loosely described by two industry representatives and an ai policy expert. [image]
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@millerman
Michael Millerman
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battle for sovereignty
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@jacob_wendler
Jacob Wendler
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The White House is considering a slate of executive actions to address escalating security risks from advanced AI models, per 7 ppl familiar. 16-page draft EO would create new contracting/termination standards for vendors. A team effort @politico: https://www.politico.com/...
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@justinbullock14
Justin Bullock
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“.@KhanSaifM , a former adviser on emerging technology in the Biden administration and a fellow at the Institute for Progress think tank, said he believes the emergence of Mythos “is changing the conversation around AI and national security in the White House.” “Before that, I