The US is advancing AI safety through state and federal action
The U.S. is advancing AI safety through state and federal legislation, with states adopting common frameworks and the federal government working toward a national standard, emphasizing democratic governance and public safety. States like California, New York, and Illinois have passed laws that establish a cohesive approach to AI safety, including risk assessments, public disclosure, and independent audits, aiming to create a consistent and repeatable system. The federal government is collaborating with experts to develop a testing framework for advanced AI systems, ensuring they are accessible to government and critical infrastructure defenders, while promoting a global standard grounded in democratic principles.
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