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OpenAI and Anthropic Tell British Lawmakers: Regulate Us
Representatives for OpenAI and Anthropic told a British parliamentary hearing that voluntary pledges were no longer enough to ensure safety and that new laws should be introduced, deepening a public schism with Google DeepMind and Meta…
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OpenAI and Anthropic testified before the Business, Innovation, Science, and Trade Committee, arguing that voluntary safety pledges are insufficient and that the UK should enact new AI regulations. Their remarks deepened a divide with Google DeepMind and Meta, which declined to support legislation. The committee’s Tuesday hearing featured four frontier‑AI companies, four former employees who had become whistleblowers, and senior British civil servants. The session aimed to assess the need for statutory oversight of AI development and deployment.
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