Anthropic and OpenAI diverge on who should pull the plug on risky AI
Anthropic suggests that courts should have the power to suspend dangerous AI systems. In contrast, OpenAI argues that developers should be legally required to maintain and implement their own effective shutdown controls. Both companies agree on the need for independent safety assessments and incident reporting.
Key points
- Anthropic advocates for court-ordered suspensions of risky AI
- OpenAI proposes mandatory developer-led shutdown controls
- Both support independent safety assessments
- Submissions follow a California executive order on AI safeguards
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