The risks posed by frontier AI models and their advanced cyber capabilities are real and demand serious attention, but this executive order falls short of providing a credible framework to manage those risks.
Don Beyer
U.S. representative and co-chair of the Congressional Artificial Intelligence Caucus
In an official statement, Don Beyer said frontier AI models' advanced cyber capabilities pose real risks and that a presidential order lacked a credible framework to manage them.
U.S. Representative and co-chair of the Congressional Artificial Intelligence CaucusDate not establishedOfficial U.S. House office press release
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Artificial Intelligence Caucus, today issued the following statement on President Trump’s executive order asking artificial intelligence companies to provide the federal government with early access to models on a voluntary basis: “The risks posed by frontier AI models and their advanced cyber capabilities are real and demand serious attention, but this executive order falls short of providing a credible framework to manage those risks. As it is written, this order continues to allow companies to release powerful models to the public without undergoing meaningful evaluation or review. This largely voluntary and classified approach is simply not sufficient.
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- The statement criticizes this executive order's voluntary and classified approach but does not specify the full evaluation regime Beyer would adopt.
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