The California bill aims to establish first-in-the-nation safety measures for large AI systems, focusing on testing and public disclosure of safety protocols.
Opponents of the California legislation argue that focusing on developers neglects to address those who misuse and exploit AI systems for harm.
Scott Wiener stated that his legislation promotes a light touch approach, asserting that innovation and safety can coexist in the rapidly evolving AI landscape.
With no current AI models meeting the threshold of $100 million in training data, this proposal seeks to create foundational safety rules for the future.
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