•OpenAI is supporting Illinois Senate Bill 3444, which seeks to limit the liability of 'frontier AI developers' for 'critical harms' caused by their models.
•The bill defines 'critical harms' as events like death/serious injury to 100+ people, $1 billion+ in property damage, or AI-facilitated creation of CBRN weapons.
•Exemption from liability is granted if the harm wasn't intentional or reckless, and the developer published safety, security, and transparency reports.
•OpenAI argues this approach reduces serious risks, avoids a patchwork of state laws, and preserves US leadership in AI innovation, marking a shift in their legislative strategy.
•This move highlights the industry's push for a federal regulatory framework to standardize AI liability, though the bill's passage is considered unlikely by some experts.
•Anthropic has significantly expanded its partnership with Google and Broadcom, securing 'multiple gigawatts' of next-generation TPU capacity.
•This new compute infrastructure is expected to come online starting in 2027, primarily located in the United States, furthering Anthropic's $50 billion commitment to American AI infrastructure.
•The massive compute boost is critical to power frontier Claude models and meet 'extraordinary demand,' as Anthropic's run-rate revenue has hit $30 billion, and its $1M+ annual business ...
•Anthropic continues to leverage a diverse hardware strategy (AWS Trainium, Google TPUs, NVIDIA GPUs) for performance and resilience, while maintaining its presence across all major cloud platforms.
•OpenAI is supporting Illinois Senate Bill 3444, which seeks to limit the liability of 'frontier AI developers' for 'critical harms' caused by their models.
•The bill defines 'critical harms' as events like death/serious injury to 100+ people, $1 billion+ in property damage, or AI-facilitated creation of CBRN weapons.
•Exemption from liability is granted if the harm wasn't intentional or reckless, and the developer published safety, security, and transparency reports.
•OpenAI argues this approach reduces serious risks, avoids a patchwork of state laws, and preserves US leadership in AI innovation, marking a shift in their legislative strategy.
•This move highlights the industry's push for a federal regulatory framework to standardize AI liability, though the bill's passage is considered unlikely by some experts.
•Anthropic has significantly expanded its partnership with Google and Broadcom, securing 'multiple gigawatts' of next-generation TPU capacity.
•This new compute infrastructure is expected to come online starting in 2027, primarily located in the United States, furthering Anthropic's $50 billion commitment to American AI infrastructure.
•The massive compute boost is critical to power frontier Claude models and meet 'extraordinary demand,' as Anthropic's run-rate revenue has hit $30 billion, and its $1M+ annual business ...
•Anthropic continues to leverage a diverse hardware strategy (AWS Trainium, Google TPUs, NVIDIA GPUs) for performance and resilience, while maintaining its presence across all major cloud platforms.
