Turner on California SB 53 and mandatory self-hack reporting
Turner says California's SB 53 addresses catastrophic risk reporting but likely wouldn't have covered the Hugging Face incident. He proposes mandatory reporting when a company's own systems hack its own infrastructure.
Mr.
Turner?
I would.
So I would add California has SB 53 governing reporting on reporting catastrophic risks defined as at least a billion dollars to manage or a certain number of potential lives lost.
Fortunately, it's not clear whether this would have required reporting anything related to Hugging Face, for example.
I think the internal loss of control of these systems, having an AI that
hacks the company itself in an important sense, it's not told to do so, but during training, during evaluation, during deployment to customers, hacks the company's own infrastructure.
Making reporting that mandatory to the city.
I think that would be quite strong and it would cover basically all of the recent incidents.