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But a broader point, in which we are confident, is that companies should take the “clear and conspicuous” requirement for SB 53 far more seriously.
Updates to their safety frameworks ought to be as legible and well-justified as they can muster.
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Company: Anthropic
Date: March 2nd
You probably didn’t notice, but a few weeks ago, Anthropic quietly updated its legally binding safety framework, the Frontier Compliance Framework (FCF). We took a look at what changed. 🧵
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If you saw MAGA influencers raging over a data center bill yesterday, you were probably looking at (another) paid astroturf.
We've documented this happening twice in two months, with nearly identical messaging and posts timed to hit just before key votes. Who is funding it? 🧵
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Something strange happened on conservative Twitter on Thursday. A dozen right-wing influencers suddenly became passionate about semiconductor export policy, posting nearly identical (and often false) attacks over a 27-hour period on a bill most people have never heard of. 🧵
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1/ Did @OpenAI just break California’s new AI safety law?
The answer appears to be yes, and OpenAI could owe millions in fines. 🧵
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Something strange happened on conservative Twitter on Thursday.
A dozen right-wing influencers suddenly became passionate about semiconductor export policy, posting nearly identical (and often false) attacks over a 27-hour period on a bill most people have never heard of.
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I, too, made the mistake of *checks notes* taking OpenAI's charitable mission seriously and literally.
In return, got a knock at my door in Oklahoma with a demand for every text/email/document that, in the "broadest sense permitted," relates to OpenAI's governance and investors.
Nathan Calvin@_NathanCalvin
One Tuesday night, as my wife and I sat down for dinner, a sheriff’s deputy knocked on the door to serve me a subpoena from OpenAI. I held back on talking about it because I didn't want to distract from SB 53, but Newsom just signed the bill so... here's what happened: 🧵
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On the whole, it's good that Google is continuing to update its risk management policies, and they seem to treat the issue with much more seriousness than some competitors.
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Additionally, as pointed out by Zach Stein-Perlman of AI Lab Watch, the CCLs for misalignment, which used to be a concrete (albeit initial) approach, are now described as "exploratory" and "illustrative."
Remember that in 2024 Google promised to *define* specific risk thresholds, not explore illustrative examples.
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Date: September 22, 2025
Company: Google
Change: Released v3 of their Frontier Safety Framework
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