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Anthropic's reported draft would give the government authority to block a model's release if it poses an imminent risk of more than 50 deaths or injuries, or over $1 billion in losses. That places a concrete, quantitative threshold on pre-release intervention, which is the detail readers should track. Because the report is secondhand and the bill's text, scope, and enforcement mechanism aren't described, its practical impact remains unclear.

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Anthropic Reportedly Pitches AI Safety Plan to U.S. Lawmakers, Proposing Thresholds for Model Releases

36KrOctober 17, 20261 min read

Anthropic reportedly submitted a draft AI safety bill to U.S. lawmakers, including a regulatory proposal for AI safety. The proposal suggests that if an AI model is determined to pose an imminent risk that could cause more than 50 deaths or injuries or more than $1 billion in losses, the government could block its release. (Jiemian)

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