Inside the scramble for trusted AI cops
Axios

Industry leaders, policymakers, and businesses are urgently seeking trustworthy ways to regulate AI amid limited federal action. The White House prefers industry self-regulation, while debates continue over who should serve as independent evaluators of AI safety and standards. Concerns exist about potential conflicts of interest among current third-party evaluators closely linked to AI companies and safety movements.
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