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Advertisers must now use provided tools to label AI-generated content, ensuring you stay informed about the ads you see. And in 2023, we introduced a requirement to disclose synthetic or digitally altered content in election ads.

Federal law should mandate evidence-backed AI interaction guidelines, disclaimers stating chatbots are not sentient, bans on gamified rewards, and “pause-and-direct” protocols for self-harm related queries.

Annual Independent Procedural Audits In the near term, a FARO could oversee an independent procedural audit regime for frontier AI companies. Such audits could be performed by well-established professional audit organizations on an annual basis, wit...

Leading labs need a unified framework for frontier AI safety, security, incident reporting, and transparency. [...] The 10^26 FLOPs standard used as a placeholder in other regulations could serve as an initial criterion.

Policymakers should avoid blanket oversight mandates; instead, recognize that user intervention should scale with the potential impact of the agent’s actions.

[...] model cards support responsible AI development and the adoption of robust, industry-wide standards for broad transparency and evaluation practices

Verified election advertisers [...] must prominently disclose when their ads contain synthetic content that inauthentically depicts real or realistic-looking people or events.