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    Lawmakers Call for Mutually Agreed Pacing Framework

    State legislators behind major AI bills urge frontier labs to coordinate on safety.

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    Alex Bores and other state lawmakers issued a joint statement calling on frontier AI companies to propose a Mutually Agreed Pacing Framework. The proposal calls for an independently verifiable system that lets companies coordinate on alignment and safety without depending on or conflicting with government rules. Bores and the signers have passed state AI regulations including California's SB 53, New York's RAISE Act, and Illinois SB 315. Visible posts from reporters and AI policy accounts quote the statement and note the lawmakers' aim to slow development until safety efforts advance.

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    @_perlojNEW: The lawmakers behind the major state AI regulations on the books today have signed a joint statement calling on AI companies to establish a united effort (via an independently verifiable framework) to "pace" AI development until their safety work catches up. The statement says that companies must "work together to eliminate the risk that a catastrophe will result from their rush to build highly capable AI systems before solving problems of alignment and safety." This comes amid growing reports that AI agents from OpenAI and other companies hacked into external websites without human oversight and have gone "rogue." https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/security/lawmakers-strictest-us-ai-laws-urge-tech-companies-slow-rcna596027
    @sjgadlerRT @_perloj: NEW: The lawmakers behind the major state AI regulations on the books today have signed a joint statement calling on AI compan…
    @AlexBoresProud to partner with @Sen_Gounardes, @Scott_Wiener, @MaryforIL & @DanielDidech_IL on this. We need state, federal, and international action on AI. We also need the frontier AI companies to do more.
    @_NathanCalvinThese state legislators stepped up to fill the void in federal frontier AI regulation by passing SB 53 in CA, the RAISE Act in NY, and SB 315 in IL. We should listen to what they are saying now about the urgency of preventing the AI race from spiraling out of control.
    @AndrewCurran_I read the NBC News coverage this morning but was waiting for the statement to be released. They are calling on the frontier to establish a Mutually Agreed Pacing Framework so the labs can coordinate on alignment and safety.
    @EvanHubRT @AlexBores: Proud to partner with @Sen_Gounardes, @Scott_Wiener, @MaryforIL & @DanielDidech_IL on this. We need state, federal, and int…

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    @_perlojNEW: The lawmakers behind the major state AI regulations on the books today have signed a joint statement calling on AI companies to establish a united effort (via an independently verifiable framework) to "pace" AI development until their safety work catches up. The statement says that companies must "work together to eliminate the risk that a catastrophe will result from their rush to build highly capable AI systems before solving problems of alignment and safety." This comes amid growing reports that AI agents from OpenAI and other companies hacked into external websites without human oversight and have gone "rogue." https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/security/lawmakers-strictest-us-ai-laws-urge-tech-companies-slow-rcna596027
    @sjgadlerRT @_perloj: NEW: The lawmakers behind the major state AI regulations on the books today have signed a joint statement calling on AI compan…
    @AlexBoresProud to partner with @Sen_Gounardes, @Scott_Wiener, @MaryforIL & @DanielDidech_IL on this. We need state, federal, and international action on AI. We also need the frontier AI companies to do more.
    @_NathanCalvinThese state legislators stepped up to fill the void in federal frontier AI regulation by passing SB 53 in CA, the RAISE Act in NY, and SB 315 in IL. We should listen to what they are saying now about the urgency of preventing the AI race from spiraling out of control.
    @AndrewCurran_I read the NBC News coverage this morning but was waiting for the statement to be released. They are calling on the frontier to establish a Mutually Agreed Pacing Framework so the labs can coordinate on alignment and safety.
    @EvanHubRT @AlexBores: Proud to partner with @Sen_Gounardes, @Scott_Wiener, @MaryforIL & @DanielDidech_IL on this. We need state, federal, and int…