Sources: the White House's Office of the National Cyber Director and Commerce Department's CAISI are fighting over which agency should lead AI model evaluations
Washington Post
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Jim Mishler
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Report: Trump Admin Divided on AI Regulation
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@miles_brundage
Miles Brundage
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Worrying zero-sum mindsets here, if this coverage is accurate. It's pretty obvious both CAISI and the intelligence community have important but different roles to play https://x.com/...
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@chrisrmcguire
Chris McGuire
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Thanks to @Cat_Zakrzewski, @nakashimae, and @nitashatiku for including my thoughts in their piece in @washingtonpost on how the administration is reevaluating its approach to AI policy in light of recent capability developments. [image]
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@neil_chilson
Neil Chilson
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The Washington Post is reporting that the U.S. intelligence community is interested in a much more prominent role in reviewing AI models. The intelligence community has a complicated history with powerful new technologies. This is the community that in the 1990s opposed strong
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@neilturkewitz
Neil Turkewitz
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@Cat_Zakrzewski ... “Biden established the US AI Safety Institute under the Commerce [Department]... In a sign of the new administration's shift, Trump removed “Safety” from the agency's name & rebranded it as the “Center for AI Standards & Innovation.” A rose by any other name, …
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@gerritd
Gerrit De Vynck
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for those wondering why @NIST mysteriously took down its model testing announcement last Friday
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@cat_zakrzewski
Cat Zakrzewski
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NEW: The Trump administration is sharply split over a proposal to give spy agencies a bigger role in evaluating AI models. One person described it as a ‘knife fight.’ w/ @nakashimae @nitashatiku https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
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@justinbullock14
Justin Bullock
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The pressure on the tech right is.... accelerating...