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Miles Brundage Says AI Regulation Timelines Must Adapt To Delays

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...but obviously that can't be an evergreen proposal - depends a lot on what happens in the future. Let's say that we dilly dally both at a state and federal level and don't pass anything better than SB 315 until like mid-2027. In such a scenario...

Miles Brundage@Miles_Brundage

6 months from passage of the law is a reasonable proposal, and *assuming something were to pass relatively soon,* fairly aligned w/ my thinking (e.g. in AVERI's recent post we discussed early 2027)...

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Miles Brundage@Miles_Brundage

That's it for now - lots more one could say about all these comparisons.

AI is good enough now to do a decent (though fallible) job at making these comparisons, btw - would encourage people to do this sometimes (e.g., ask for a comparison of proposal X to legislation Y).

Miles Brundage@Miles_Brundage

...6 months would feel like an eternity - we could have ASI by then! Or it could be imminent.

I assume Ant would acknowledge this + say this is just their current best proposal, but anyway, see the AVERI post where we discuss "release valves" as a complement to faster kick-in.

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Miles Brundage@Miles_Brundage

...6 months would feel like an eternity - we could have ASI by then! Or it could be imminent.

I assume Ant would acknowledge this + say this is just their current best proposal, but anyway, see the AVERI post where we discuss "release valves" as a complement to faster kick-in.

Miles Brundage@Miles_Brundage

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Miles Brundage@Miles_Brundage

If there's one thing I encourage people to take away, it's that "mandatory audits" are a multidimensional thing - many are now "in favor" at a high level but that belies a lot of complexity.

Here's that AVERI post btw: https://www.averi.org/ourwork/frontier-ai-auditing-related-legislation-in-the-us-landscape-challenges-and-a-path-forward

Miles Brundage@Miles_Brundage

That's it for now - lots more one could say about all these comparisons.

AI is good enough now to do a decent (though fallible) job at making these comparisons, btw - would encourage people to do this sometimes (e.g., ask for a comparison of proposal X to legislation Y).

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