A Facebook co-founder proposes creating an "Office of AI Supervision" to embed teams inside frontier AI labs, with a three-year term to avoid regulatory capture (Chris Hughes/Financial Times)
Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes has proposed the establishment of an Office of AI Supervision to oversee frontier AI development. The plan involves embedding regulatory teams directly inside major AI laboratories to monitor their activities. To prevent regulatory capture, these embedded teams would serve on fixed three-year terms.
- ▪Chris Hughes, a Facebook co-founder, proposed creating a new Office of AI Supervision.
- ▪The proposal suggests embedding supervisory teams inside frontier AI labs.
- ▪The embedded teams would serve three-year terms to mitigate the risk of regulatory capture.
- ▪The proposal was reported by the Financial Times.
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