A New York assembly member is introducing the RAISE Act, inspired by California's failed SB 1047, to regulate advanced AI models. This new legislation aims to address safety concerns and establish protections for whistleblowers in AI companies. The bill requires companies to develop safety plans and undergo audits to ensure compliance with cybersecurity measures.
The RAISE Act distinguishes itself from SB 1047 by not creating new regulatory bodies or requiring a kill switch for AI models. Critics argue that the bill's focus on catastrophic risks overlooks other significant issues like bias and job displacement. The ongoing debate highlights the challenges of regulating powerful AI technologies amid industry pushback.
• New York's RAISE Act aims to regulate advanced AI models.
• The bill includes safety plans and whistleblower protections for AI companies.
The RAISE Act is proposed legislation aimed at regulating advanced AI models in New York.
Safety plans are required by the RAISE Act to ensure cybersecurity and risk assessment for AI models.
The bill includes provisions to protect employees who report potential harms from AI models.
Google is a major player in AI development and opposed the California SB 1047 bill.
OpenAI is involved in advanced AI research and was against the previous California legislation.
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