Feds to get early access to OpenAI, Anthropic AI to test for doomsday scenarios

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AI companies agreed that ensuring AI safety was key to innovation.

This will ensure that public safety won't depend exclusively on how the companies "evaluate capabilities and safety risks, as well as methods to mitigate those risks," NIST said, but also on collaborative research with the US government.

Through the deal, the US AI Safety Institute will "receive access to major new models from each company prior to and following their public release".

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Author / Journalist: Ashley Belanger

Category: Technology

Markets: United States

Topics: Policy Ai safety institute Us ai safety institute Anthropic NIST Artificial Intelligence Openai AI safety

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Published On: 2024-08-29 @ 20:14:45 (2 days ago)

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