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A blueprint for democratic governance of frontier AI
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Summary
A blueprint from the source's authors proposes a durable U.S. federal framework for governing increasingly capable AI systems. It rests on three parts: a national framework built on the emerging consensus in state frontier safety laws, strengthening CAISI as the primary federal institution for frontier AI safety, and a broader government resilience plan for national security and public safety challenges. The source cites California's SB 53, New York's RAISE Act, Illinois's SB 315, and a new White House executive order as steps toward it.
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