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  Anthropic's head of Europe told MPs The rules should be binding and that the company has consistently believed that there should be binding rules on companies and that voluntary commitments are not enough.

  Appearing for the labs after the whistleblower panel, Booth-Smith admitted Anthropic were not able to provide full unrestricted access to Mythos 5.1 to the UK AI Security Institute at the time, calling that a question for the US government; he said AISI now has access. OpenAI's Tom Duff Gordon also backed some mandatory rules, while Google DeepMind and Meta did not back legislation.

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  Sky News' syndicated report also quotes him saying Anthropic would take a model off the market if an agency showed it was unsafe; that report renders his name differently. Not on the roster; added as a guest.

  WIRED, Sky News via Seaside Radio