Gavin Newsom has vetoed SB 1048, saying that “while well-intentioned,” it could place unnecessary restrictions on emerging AI companies in California.
Senator Scott Wiener defends California’s AI bill, SB 1047, against criticism from Nancy Pelosi and other policymakers, emphasizing the need for oversight beyond tech companies.
These new models offer additional tools for developers and researchers, contributing to ongoing efforts toward a secure and transparent AI future.
OpenAI's support for these bills highlights a broader vision for AI that balances safety, accessibility, and the potential for educational progress.
The complainants called the matter "urgent," but it remains unclear if the SEC will open an investigation.
The new company will develop AI safety and capabilities in tandem.
Former OpenAI, Anthropic, and DeepMind employees urge AI companies to expand whistleblower protections to publicly address AI risks amid growing concerns over the “deprioritization” of safety.
Following the recent resignations, OpenAI has opted to dissolve its “Superalignment” team and integrate its functions into other research projects within the organization.
The WEF also noted that AI offers productivity benefits and breakthroughs in fields as diverse as healthcare, education and climate change.