Setting penalties for any person or entity that attempts to violate or circumvent the pauses and prohibitions laid out in this bill.
Set criminal and corporate penalties for attempts to violate or evade AI development pauses and superintelligence bans.
Occurrences
Evidence
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today announced the Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act, forthcoming legislation to stop AI oligarchs from building machines humans cannot control.
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Entities shall be subject to the corporate death penalty, and persons shall be subject to not more than 20 years in prison
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next week, I will be introducing legislation with Congressman Greg Casar to permanently ban the development of artificial superintelligence
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Sanders told reporters on Tuesday that he expects to release text for the bill next week.
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The bill text will actually be released in the coming days.
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But action before the midterm elections looks unlikely as neither party has coalesced around a legislative plan on AI
Assessments
The verified commitment concerns setting penalties for attempts to violate or evade the proposed AI pauses and bans. Verified passages show Sanders and Casar announced forthcoming legislation and that the proposal included corporate and criminal penalties, so there is documented candidate-linked effort. But as of the evidence window, the bill text was still forthcoming or expected the next week, and reporting said congressional AI action looked unlikely. There is no verified passage showing enactment of enforceable penalties, so the outcome remains unresolved rather than delivered or partial.