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Advanced AI systems pose significant alignment and safety risks that are not adequately addressed by current industry self-regulation.

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  • Recent AI capability gains have outpaced safety research by a factor of 10:1 in terms of published papers and funding.
  • Multiple frontier AI labs have reported near-miss incidents involving unintended model behaviors.
  • Current voluntary safety commitments lack enforcement mechanisms and measurable benchmarks.

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