Frontier AI Forum's "Pacing the Frontier" Proposals Face Regulatory Capture Criticism
Trump said the United States cannot afford to fall behind China as Anthropic, OpenAI and xAI urge a slower pace on advanced AI.
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Trump Denounced a “Conspiracy” Against AI and Claimed that only China Would Benefit From Curbing It.
The U.S. president questioned Dario Amodei of Anthropic for asking to slow down the development of the most advanced models, and stated that the only necessary supervision is a “strong and intelligent” president.
Trump doubles down on AI race, takes aim at Anthropic CEO over slowdown call
Donald Trump said the US already has enough criminal and regulatory power over AI companies and rejected calls for new guardrails. His remarks deepen the split between Washington's push for AI dominance and industry demands to pace frontier development.
Trump Completely Rejects AI 'Experts' Push to ‘Pace the Frontier’
"We're leading China in AI. We're the most sophisticated country in the world, and frankly, I want to keep it that way, because whoever wins AI wins." The post Trump Completely Rejects AI “Experts” Push to ‘Pace the Frontier’ first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.
Frontier AI Forum's "Pacing the Frontier" Proposals Face Regulatory Capture Criticism
The Frontier Model Forum, formed by AI giants like OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Meta, has issued "Pacing the Frontier" recommendations that critics call a blatant bid for regulatory capture. The proposals center on compute thresholds, industry-led safety evaluations, and specialized agencies, effectively locking in advantages for companies controlling vast computational resources while marginalizing smaller developers and independent researche…
'Go ahead': David Sacks backs 'pacing the frontier' on AI, warns OpenAI and Anthropic against regulatory capture
David Sacks challenged calls for regulatory intervention, arguing that the companies should not suggest they require outside permission to slow their own development.
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