The White House group calls for relaxing AI accountability policies
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The White House's 'Super Intelligent Working Group' calls for relaxing accountability policies for AI cybersecurity incidents, suggesting that companies be limited in regulatory liability for safety incidents within the next 12 months. The group believes that current penalty standards may hinder companies from sharing safety information, therefore encouraging AI companies to proactively report major safety incidents. The group had previously warned developers that they must report safety incidents or face penalties.
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The White House's 'Superintelligence Working Group' suggests that federal agencies relax accountability policies for AI cybersecurity incidents, limiting companies' regulatory responsibilities for security incidents in the next 12 months. The working group believes that current penalty standards may hinder companies from sharing security information, therefore encouraging AI companies to proactively report major security incidents. Previously, the working group had warned developers that they must report security incidents or face penalties.
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