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This paper evaluates the compliance of 20 large language models with China's AI-generated content regulations using a novel benchmarking framework, providing insights for the global AI community.
The US is proposing the Carolina Principles at a G20 Technology meeting to promote light-touch AI regulation, with participation from notable tech leaders like Jensen Huang and Elon Musk, contrasting with calls for stronger oversight.
This position paper argues that AI governance should be built on ISO-like interoperability protocols for standardized, machine-readable risk communication across borders, rather than relying on fragmented jurisdiction-specific laws.
The article critiques the personality-driven approach to AI safety and advocates for a rules-based, government-backed bureaucracy to address systemic issues in the AI industry.
OpenAI introduces a Child Safety Blueprint, a policy framework developed with NCMEC, state attorneys general, and Thorn to combat AI-enabled child sexual exploitation through modernized laws, improved provider reporting, and built-in safety measures. The initiative brings together legal, operational, and technical approaches to prevent and detect child safety harms at scale.