OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind are the main signatories already to these Codes of Practice.
So, whatever is agreed / negotiated is what will impact frontier AI companies. That is the problem.
I’d love to see specific criticisms from you on sections 3, 4 or 5 of this post! I am happy to provide feedback myself based on useful suggestions that come up in this thread.
Do you have any public evidence that OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind will sign?
From my perspective, this remains uncertain and will likely depend on several factors, including the position of the US government on this, and the final code’s content (particularly regarding unpopular measures among companies like the independent third-party assessment in measure 11).
OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind are the main signatories already to these Codes of Practice.
So, whatever is agreed / negotiated is what will impact frontier AI companies. That is the problem.
I’d love to see specific criticisms from you on sections 3, 4 or 5 of this post! I am happy to provide feedback myself based on useful suggestions that come up in this thread.
Do you have any public evidence that OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind will sign?
From my perspective, this remains uncertain and will likely depend on several factors, including the position of the US government on this, and the final code’s content (particularly regarding unpopular measures among companies like the independent third-party assessment in measure 11).
My understanding is that they expressed willingness to sign, but lobbying efforts on their side are still ongoing, as is the entire negotiation.
The only big provider I’ve heard that explicitly refused to sign is Meta: EIPA in Conversation WIth—Preparing for the EU GPAI Codes of Practice (somewhere from minute 34 to 38).