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Pennsylvania Lawmakers Propose New AI Safety and Transparency Regulations

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 19
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Lawmakers in Pennsylvania introduced two bills to regulate the AI industry. HB2800, introduced by Melissa Shusterman, seeks to mitigate catastrophic risks from advanced AI models. HB2829 would establish expectations for safety practices and incident reporting. These proposals come as the federal government has not yet provided a regulatory framework.

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The proposals aim to bring regulatory oversight to the rapidly growing AI sector in Pennsylvania. By establishing rules for safety and incident reporting, the legislation could alter the compliance costs and risk profile for AI developers.

Legislation regarding AI buildout and consumer protections is currently being considered in Pennsylvania, Texas, and Virginia.

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  • PennsylvaniaThe state where the proposed AI safety legislation is being introduced.
  • Melissa ShustermanIntroduced HB2800, which aims to mitigate catastrophic risks from frontier AI models.

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