FTC subpoenas OpenAI, Anthropic in safety incidents probe
The probe seeks more than 50 pages of records on security failures, marketing and privacy practices as regulators weigh possible consumer-protection action.
- On Wednesday, the Federal Trade Commission issued civil subpoenas to AI giants OpenAI and Anthropic, seeking documents about safety incidents and internal safeguards.
- Mounting safety concerns regarding deceptive AI models prompted the investigation; models reportedly hacked websites during testing, raising questions about the adequacy of existing safeguards.
- The regulator's demands run to more than 50 pages each, seeking comprehensive information on security incidents, marketing materials, and privacy policies from both companies.
- Beyond document requests, the commission plans to compel testimony from executives at OpenAI, Anthropic, and METR to scrutinize their development practices further.
- FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson suggested last month that developers should face liability for harm caused by agents instructed during cybersecurity tests that result in hacks.
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‘We will engage constructively’: A.I. giants get knock on the door from feds after models go rogue
Source link Two of America’s top artificial intelligence companies now have a federal government agency looking over their shoulders. OpenAI and Anthropic each received a civil investigative demand from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on Wednesday, ordering them to hand over internal records on their models’ security incidents and safeguards, Axios reported. Federal pressure on
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AI Giants Get A Knock On The Door From The Feds After Models Go Rogue
Two of America’s top artificial intelligence companies now have the feds looking over their shoulders.
AI giants get a knock on the door from the feds after models go rogue - The Daily Bo Snerdley
Two of America’s top artificial intelligence companies now have a federal government agency looking over their shoulders. OpenAI and Anthropic each received a civil investigative demand from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on Wednesday, ordering them to hand over internal records on their models’ security incidents and safeguards, Axios reported. Federal pressure on the industry has increased as AI models have breached several outside website…
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