An anticipated US Executive Order on AI policy has been indefinitely postponed, reportedly due to intervention from figures like David Sacks, leaving American AI policy to remain ad hoc. In its place, Illinois has passed SB 315, a bill requiring third-party auditing of AI models, similar to legislation in California and New York. Meanwhile, the "Magnifica Humanitas" document was released, which the author interprets not as a call for regulatory action, but as a moral appeal for individuals to prioritize the common good over personal incentives. AI
IMPACT US AI policy remains ad hoc following the postponement of a key executive order, while Illinois advances legislation requiring AI model auditing.
RANK_REASON A significant policy development regarding AI regulation was altered, with a major executive order postponed and state-level legislation advancing. [lever_c_demoted from significant: ic=2 ai=0.4]
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