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Saturday, 17 October 2026

Leaked Anthropic Draft AI Regulatory Bill Is Unacceptable and Troubling

Zvi (Don't Worry About the Vase) 11 hours ago 30

A leaked draft federal AI regulatory bill said to be shopped by Anthropic has triggered widespread criticism from AI safety commentators for being weaker than prior proposals like the FRONTIER Act. The bill would require an imminent catastrophic-risk bar tied to “more than 50 people” killed or “more than a billion dollars” in damage before federal restrictions could be imposed. If enacted, it would more strongly preempt state AI rules while providing limited enforcement and narrower shutdown authority, which critics say would leave people less protected than existing law.

Giorgos Tsetis: no one is personally accountable for AI. This must change

Fortune 29

Giorgos Tsetis argues that AI leaders currently face no personal legal accountability for safety failures, unlike his experience in consumer health where personal liability drove product safety practices. He points out that current AI safety efforts and commitments—such as the White House accord signed at the end of September—are voluntary. He says this should change by making named senior AI executives personally legally responsible, with consequences for decisions that knowingly ship serious risks or hide problems.

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