New House bill draft would let AI labs off the hook if the dev who built the agent was careless

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Summary

Rep. Lori Trahan 发布了一项 AI 伤害责任法案草案:若 AI 造成伤害,由训练模型的公司担责,除非在其上构建 agent 的开发者存在疏忽,但草案未界定何为疏忽,且目前缺乏可验证 agent 安全性的认证标准。

Rep. Lori Trahan put out a draft bill on AI harm yesterday. If an AI hurts someone, the company that trained the model pays, unless whoever built the agent on top of it was careless. The bill doesn't say what careless means for an agent. As far as I can tell there's no accredited standard to prove the agent is safe. OWASP's agentic top 10 and NIST are voluntary. So how would you prove it?
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