In the current rapid development of artificial intelligence technology, Anthropic has recently announced an update to its 'Responsibility Expansion Policy (RSP)', which aims to effectively manage the potential risks posed by high-capability AI systems. As the company behind the popular chatbot Claude, this move by Anthropic clearly aims to find a balance between the continuously enhancing AI capabilities and the necessary safety standards. This new policy introduces what is called capability thresholds, as an additional safety assurance when AI model capabilities are increased.

1. OpenAI Board member Larry Summers highlighted in an interview that the company must collaborate with the government to address regulatory, national security, and technological development issues. 2. Summers stressed the extraordinary significance of OpenAI's work and advocated for the company to operate with a sense of social responsibility. 3. The article introduces Summers' role in the new board and his views on company governance security. 4. The OpenAI board will decide when to achieve AG.

Two tech gurus warn that powerful artificial intelligence systems pose a threat to social stability and demand that AI companies be held accountable for the harm caused by their products. They emphasize the need to understand how to ensure safety before developing more powerful AI systems. Policy recommendations include allocating AI research and development funds for safety and ethical use, and establishing a licensing system.

The Japanese government has drafted AI guidelines requiring algorithm developers, service implementers, and companies using AI to share responsibility. The guidelines prohibit the use of AI for infringing human rights or engaging in terrorism. They require management to pay attention to the risks that AI may pose and to develop AI policies. The guidelines emphasize the innovation of AI technology and the enhancement of AI competence.