Germany AI migration draft law bias
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· Tech Policy Press
“Germany's cabinet approved a bill in July that would allow AI use in visa, residence and asylum procedures. Natalie Welfens, Josefine Flesch and Bernard Quante unpack the rights and bias concerns it raises. buff.ly/SZWJ2GO”
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“Germany's cabinet approved a bill in July that would allow AI use in visa, residence and asylum procedures. Natalie Welfens, Josefine Flesch and Bernard Quante unpack the rights and bias concerns it raises. buff.ly/SZWJ2GO”
Germany AI security institute essay
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· Justin Hendrix, Tech Policy Press
“AI safety institutes test advanced AI systems to help governments understand their risks. Germany should learn from what has (and hasn’t) worked elsewhere before it builds its own, says Martin Wählisch.”
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Concern & critique
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Risks, limits and unintended consequences.
“AI safety institutes test advanced AI systems to help governments understand their risks. Germany should learn from what has (and hasn’t) worked elsewhere before it builds its own, says Martin Wählisch.”
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· Dylan Freedman
“OpenAI voluntarily let three researchers from A.I. safety nonprofits investigate how its rogue A.I. agents hacked Hugging Face, leading to the most comprehensive account yet of the alarming incident — but on OpenAI's terms. My latest for NYT:”
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“OpenAI voluntarily let three researchers from A.I. safety nonprofits investigate how its rogue A.I. agents hacked Hugging Face, leading to the most comprehensive account yet of the alarming incident — but on OpenAI's terms. My latest for NYT:”
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· Justin Hendrix, Jeff (Gutenberg Parenthesis) Jarvis
“"Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) and Rep. Greg Casar (D-Texas) called Thursday for the United States to ban so-called artificial superintelligence, saying a summer hacking spree by rogue OpenAI agents had revealed the dangers of the technology getting out o…”
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Concern & critique
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Risks, limits and unintended consequences.
“"Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) and Rep. Greg Casar (D-Texas) called Thursday for the United States to ban so-called artificial superintelligence, saying a summer hacking spree by rogue OpenAI agents had revealed the dangers of the technology getting out o…”
Policy & governance
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Rules, institutions and accountability.
“I think this is the right move for at least the next year or so. Obviously, this legislation is DOA but we absolutely need a pause on AI development to allow safety research and safeguards to catch up. www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2...”
AI criminal liability proposed
2 directory members surfaced this signal.
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· Justin Hendrix, Tech Policy Press
“Voluntary blog posts and self-audits aren't accountability, argues Darryl Slabe of ERA Cambridge. He lays out a purpose-built corporate offense for AI harm, modeled on the UK's failure-to-prevent-fraud law, that shifts the burden onto the lab.”
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Concern & critique
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Risks, limits and unintended consequences.
“Voluntary blog posts and self-audits aren't accountability, argues Darryl Slabe of ERA Cambridge. He lays out a purpose-built corporate offense for AI harm, modeled on the UK's failure-to-prevent-fraud law, that shifts the burden onto the lab.”
