Americans for Responsible Innovation

ARI reports that a coalition of over two dozen AI policy organizations and safety leaders urged the Senate to include clear, binding AI safety standards in any AI regulatory framework, emphasizing government-set mandatory enforceable standards and preserving the role of states for additional guardrails.

ARI says Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman called for “pacing” and proposed providing third-party evaluators with employee-level access to verify adherence to safety practices; ARI urges federal government to turn voluntary commitments into enforceable safeguards.

ARI announces a new state-level AI advocacy initiative supported by new staff, describing an effort to help lawmakers navigate evolving AI policy across all 50 states and to focus on frontier AI risks affecting workers, children, and families.

ARI reports a cross-ideological coalition of 28 public interest and technology policy organizations sent a letter to the White House urging release of the Administration’s AI framework, arguing that public accountability and transparency are needed for the federal check before AI models are deployed.

ARI reports that it released a report on AI infrastructure vulnerabilities and calls for the federal government to designate AI as critical infrastructure, including incident reporting requirements and coordination on security standards across the AI infrastructure stack.

ARI announces the release of its “Responsible Innovation at the Frontier” blueprint for federal AI governance, describing a framework built around standards, independent assurance, and government transparency; ARI positions the framework as a binding and adaptable response to frontier AI safety practices.