Conclusion

An effective AI safety regulatory framework should include tiered requirements based on capability assessments, mandatory incident reporting, and independent auditing.

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  • Tiered regulation allows proportionate oversight—lighter for narrow AI, stricter for frontier systems.
  • Mandatory incident reporting enables collective learning from failures, as in aviation safety.
  • Independent auditing ensures accountability without requiring regulators to have cutting-edge AI expertise.

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  • Is the goal/value G explicit and acceptable?Open
  • Will doing A actually achieve G in the present context?Open
  • Is doing A permissible/appropriate given norms or constraints?Open
  • Do negative consequences of A outweigh achieving G?Open

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