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Anthropic, the company behind the intelligent assistant "Claude," is circulating a proposed law with U.S. legislators aimed at regulating the use and development of artificial intelligence, especially in the absence of clear federal legislation. The law suggests empowering the government to prohibit the deployment of high-risk AI models, such as those that could cause deaths or injuries exceeding 50 people or financial damages over one billion dollars, pending judicial approval. It also requires developers to test and evaluate their models independently and to be transparent about the results, all with the goal of reducing risks associated with the field. This initiative comes amid politically divided Congress and delays in federal legislation, with increasing security concerns and criticism over the development of technology without stringent regulation.
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