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It sounded like you knew for a fact that these companies were doing that and now it is clear you don't; they cannot stop something they are not doing.

I would like to see the reaction of the US government if they learned that a company was training a model to deceive and hide information from them.

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Huh? Did you skip the whole OpenAI agents taking over wikis to cheat scandal?

And I know for a fact that specialized AI models are being trained to kill people. Systems like Lavender are well-documented and big tech participation is also well-documented. The only thing unclear is whether models named Mythos or whatever they keep harping on about being super dangerous are also trained to do these, or if they have internal variants to do these.

By "doing that" I meant "training AI specifically at the art of killing people, like selecting bombing targets, flying fighter jets", which you alleged they were doing. As far as I know neither OpenAI nor Anthropic are training models specifically for such tasks.

My proposal isn’t limited to just two companies; the proposed AI safety bill isn’t limited to two companies after all.

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