In a letter to Senator Scott Wiener, OpenAI says California's AI safety bill would hurt innovation and that AI safety regulation should be on the federal level
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@robleathern
Rob Leathern
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@shiringhaffary I'm guessing they have read the NIST papers saying it would take years to figure out and establish federal standards for AI as requested by the Biden EO.
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@garymarcus
Gary Marcus
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Who could have seen this coming? (For reasons why you shouldn't listen to OpenAI, and their enormous vested interests. see my substack essay yesterday, and Yoshua Bengio's recent essay in Fortune).