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Illinois Legislature passes historic AI bill that would require third-party safety audits
The Illinois House of Representatives passed a landmark bill Wednesday that would set a new standard for regulating America’s leading AI companies if Gov. JB Pritzker signs it.
The bill, SB 315, mirrors existing provisions in legislation in California and New York requiring frontier AI companies like OpenAI and Anthropic to create, publish and annually update plans to address severe or catastrophic risks from their AI models.
It would also mandate annual independent third-party audits of such AI companies on safety issues, which would be a first for any AI legislation in the U.S.
“Artificial intelligence technology is among the most significant innovations, in my opinion, in the history of humanity,” said Democratic Rep. Daniel Didech, the sponsor of the bill in the Illinois House. Democratic Sen. Mary Edly-Allen sponsored the bill in the Illinois Senate.
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(SPRINGFIELD) A push to regulate artificial intellitgence products in Illinois has taken a major step toward becoming law. The plan, which has broad support from industry leaders, would require transparency and expanded safety measures from many AI companies. Senate Bill 315, officially known as “The Artificial Intelligence Safety Measures Act” would also require AI companies to conduct and share findings of annual third-party audits & disclose safety incidents to the state. Bill sponsors say it’s nearly the same as those approved in California and New York.
(SPRINGFIELD) Illinois lawmakers have passed a bill banning video transmission or recording in state courthouses of any person known to be a victim or witness without consent. Supported by most all lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, Senate Bill 4038 mostly helps protect domestic violence survivors & other vulnerable victims. Governor Pritzker is expected to sign it into law.
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