人工智能安全避风港 [pdf]
本文探讨了为AI安全研究与实践设立“安全避风港”法律保护机制的必要性。作者认为，在现有监管框架下，AI安全研究人员面临诉讼和合规风险，可能阻碍关键安全研究的开展。文章提出通过建立安全避风港条款，在满足特定透明度、问责制和道德标准的前提下，为负责任的AI安全研究提供法律保护，从而在促进创新与保障公共安全之间取得平衡。
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