I’m guessing Zvi is referencing these parts in the definition of “large developer” and a further section later on pages 3 and 5 respectively.
“Large developer” means a person that has trained at least one frontier model, the compute cost of which exceeds five million dollars, and has spent over one hundred million dollars in compute costs in aggregate in training frontier models...
...Any person who is not a large developer, but who sets out to train a frontier model that if completed as planned would qualify such person as a large developer (I.E. At the end of the training, such person will have spent five million dollars in compute costs on one frontier model and one hundred million dollars in compute costs in aggregate in training frontier models, excluding accredited colleges and universities to the extent such colleges and universities are engaging in academic research) shall, before training such model:
Non-large developers setting out to train a frontier model as described above also have to fill out an SSP but don’t have follow paragraphs C or D of the SSP definition (making a detailed test procedure) which wasn’t really part of your question but now we know.
ETA: I just now see Expertium’s comment where there’s a more recent version of the bill, mostly making this comment superfluous.
I’m guessing Zvi is referencing these parts in the definition of “large developer” and a further section later on pages 3 and 5 respectively.
Non-large developers setting out to train a frontier model as described above also have to fill out an SSP but don’t have follow paragraphs C or D of the SSP definition (making a detailed test procedure) which wasn’t really part of your question but now we know.
ETA: I just now see Expertium’s comment where there’s a more recent version of the bill, mostly making this comment superfluous.