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Responsible Scaling is an internal governance approach proposed by frontier labs such as Anthropic, whose core is to pre-set safety evaluations and deployment conditions according to model capability levels.
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Anthropic Proposes AI Safety Bill: Regulation Only Triggered by 50 Deaths or $1 Billion in Losses
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