Governments should implement mandatory safety testing and certification requirements for AI systems above certain capability thresholds.

• The goal is to enable beneficial AI development while preventing catastrophic risks.
• Mandatory safety testing would create accountability and standardized benchmarks for AI safety.
• This approach has successfully balanced innovation and safety in pharmaceuticals, aviation, and automotive industries.

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