@Miles_Brundage: Pacing the wrong FRONTIER
Summary
讨论某项AI相关法案相比FRONTIER Act倒退的问题，指出在AI能力快速进步的当下设定较弱的联邦上限并不合理，并提出若干改进建议。
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Pacing the wrong FRONTIER
Nat Purser (@NatPurser): there are some good provisions in this bill, but ultimately it’s a big step back from the FRONTIER Act.
ai capabilities are advancing rapidly — it just doesn’t make sense to cement a weaker federal ceiling into place now.
a few specific areas for improvement:
- create
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