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Can AI companies be trusted to regulate themselves?

Sam Altman welcomes federal AI safety requirements but argues labs can act before legislation. A critic questions whether companies can be trusted to self-regulate, alleging they have funded Donald Trump and bowed to his demands.

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Sam Altman says OpenAI welcomes consistent federal safety requirements for frontier AI, but labs need not wait for legislation or an antitrust exemption to build public confidence.

He says OpenAI prepares explicit safety cases before frontier reinforcement-learning runs expected to significantly increase capability, alongside its safety work before model releases. He advocates shared standards for misalignment, monitoring and safety, and expresses interest in independent auditors.

A critic challenges the case for trusting AI companies to self-regulate, alleging they have funded Donald Trump and submitted to his demands.

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Lluís Bassets@lbassetsHow does Sam Altman expect people to trust AI self regulation to companies that have submitted to Donald Trump, funded him, and bowed to his demands for subservience?24d
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