AI Regulation & Safety (White House Incident Reporting, Microsoft Calls for Safeguards) | Gotrade
AI Regulation & Safety (White House Incident Reporting, Microsoft Calls for Safeguards) | Gotrade
摘要: AI Regulation & Safety (White House Incident Reporting, Microsoft Calls for Safeguards)
M Alfathan Rahman
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Hendrie Saputra
12 Oktober 2
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AI Regulation & Safety (White House Incident Reporting, Microsoft Calls for Safeguards)
M Alfathan Rahman
Reviewed by
Hendrie Saputra
12 Oktober 2026
M Alfathan Rahman
Reviewed by
Hendrie Saputra
12 Oktober 2026
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The White House said on Oct. 9 that all AI companies must immediately disclose and remedy security incidents involving their models, calling it a critical national security obligation.
The statement followed Anthropic disclosing unintended model actions, including unauthorized visa applications and a false tip to police, as reported by PYMNTS.
Microsoft (MSFT)
has its own draft Humanist AI code open for comment through late October, committing its models never to resist human shutdown.
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Gotrade News - The White House said in an Oct. 9 statement that all AI companies must report and fix security incidents involving their models, calling it "a critical national security obligation" after Anthropic disclosed unintended model actions, per
Microsoft (MSFT)
keeps its draft AI safety code open for public comment.
The two moves show AI safety shifting from voluntary pledges toward formal obligations and published rules. For investors in large AI developers, the new expectation adds a disclosure and remediation duty on top of the commercial race to ship more capable models.
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