Ad Context Protocol launch on October 15 sparks debate about whether advertising needs another standard before addressing transparency in AI automation.

Ad Context Protocol launch on October 15 sparks debate about whether advertising needs another standard before addressing transparency in AI automation.

(Reuters) -A Republican proposal to block states from regulating artificial intelligence for 10 years is "too blunt," Anthropic Chief Executive Officer Dario Amodei wrote in a New York Times (NYSE:NYT)’ opinion piece. Amodei instead called for the White House and Congress to work together on a transparency standard for AI companies at a federal level, so that emerging risks are made clear to the people. "A 10-year moratorium is far too blunt an instrument. AI is advancing too head-spinningly fast," Amodei said. "Without a clear plan for a federal response, a moratorium would give us the worst of both worlds - no ability for states to act, and no national policy as a backstop." The proposal, included in President Donald Trump’s tax cut bill, aims to preempt AI laws and regulations passed recently in dozens of states, but has drawn opposition from a bipartisan group of attorneys general that have regulated high-risk uses of the technology. Instead, a national standard would require developers working on powerful models to adopt policies for testing and evaluating their models and to publicly disclose how they plan to test for and mitigate national security and other risks, according to Amodei’s opinion piece. Such a policy, if adopted, would also mean developers would have to be upfront about the steps they took to make sure their models were safe before releasing them to the public, he said. Amodei said Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN).com-backed Anthropic already releases such information and competitors OpenAI and Google (NASDAQ:GOOGL) DeepMind have adopted similar policies. Legislative incentives to ensure that these companies keep disclosing such details could become necessary as corporate incentive to provide this level of transparency might change in light of models becoming more powerful, he argued. Should you invest $2,000 in GOOGL right now? ProPicks AI are 6 model portfolios created by Investing.com which identify the best stocks for investors to buy now. The stocks that made the cut could produce monster returns in the coming years. Is GOOGL one of them?

Illinois supreme court announced a new policy allowing AI use in courts without mandatory disclosure, raising concerns over transparency.

Illinois supreme court announced a new policy allowing AI use in courts without mandatory disclosure, raising concerns over transparency.

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The Delaware House passed HB 3‑06, a transparency rule that requires clear disclosure when consumers interact with AI chatbots or avatars in commercial settings. Debate focused on enforcement, the scope of a private right of action and whether the bill could disadvantage small businesses; the bill passed as amended.

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