AI Is Moving Fast. We Need Laws that Will Too.

AI is moving fast. And as companies race to rollout newer, more capable models–with little regard for safety–the downstream risks of those models become harder and harder to counter. On this week’s episode of Your Undivided Attention, CHT’s policy director Casey Mock comes on the show to discuss a new legal framework to incentivize better AI, one that holds AI companies liable for the harms of their products.

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Correction: Casey incorrectly stated the year that the US banned child labor as 1937.It was banned in 1938.

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