U.S. AI regulation should target OpenAI, Google and Anthropic
Security measures take place after a decree signed on June 2nd by Donald Trump, which paved the way for a federal evaluation of the more
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Security measures take place after a decree signed on June 2 by Donald Trump, which paved the way for a federal evaluation of the most advanced models up to 30 days before their marketing. On the contrary, the user of an open AI model can download it and modify it and may remove part of its security protections to transform it into a cyberattack instrument, Axios wrote. Anthropic, forced in June by Washington to cut off access to two of its models, was defending at the time a “strong regulation”, but “also applied to all cutting-edge model programmers”.
Furthermore, This principle of a supposedly voluntary evaluation is a clear twist for the Trump Administration, which was previously dominated by opponents of any regulation, seen as an obstacle to innovation vis-à-vis China. Companies that collaborate with the Administration "put American innovation, security and cyberdefense first," White House spokesman Liz Huston replied to the Wall Street Journal. On Tuesday, the British Institute of Security of the IA (AISI) reported that Mythos 5, during an evaluation with deactivated protections, created a false identity to write to programmers, to convince them to integrate a malicious programming code into their software, a manipulation of an "unpublished gravity", according to the institute.
In addition, Nvidia and Meta develop models in the United States, Alibaba and Moonshot AI in China, and Mistral in France. However, this security framework will not be made public, the American media report.
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Security measures take place after a decree signed on June 2 by Donald Trump, which paved the way for a federal evaluation of the most advanced models up to 30 days before their marketing.
reliability low1/2 sourcesOn the contrary, the user of an open AI model can download it and modify it and may remove part of its security protections to transform it into a cyberattack instrument, Axios wrote.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAnthropic, forced in June by Washington to cut off access to two of its models, was defending at the time a “strong regulation”, but “also applied to all cutting-edge model programmers”.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThis principle of a supposedly voluntary evaluation is a clear twist for the Trump Administration, which was previously dominated by opponents of any regulation, seen as an obstacle to innovation vis-à-vis China.
reliability low1/2 sourcesCompanies that collaborate with the Administration "put American innovation, security and cyberdefense first," White House spokesman Liz Huston replied to the Wall Street Journal.
reliability low1/2 sourcesOn Tuesday, the British Institute of Security of the IA (AISI) reported that Mythos 5, during an evaluation with deactivated protections, created a false identity to write to programmers, to convince them to integrate a malicious programming code into their software, a manipulation of an "unpublished gravity", according to the institute.
reliability low1/2 sourcesNvidia and Meta develop models in the United States, Alibaba and Moonshot AI in China, and Mistral in France.
reliability low1/2 sourcesHowever, this security framework will not be made public, the American media report.
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