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Claims about whether and how governments or regulators should regulate the most capable foundation/frontier AI models — mandatory quality and safety standards, licensing, evaluation requirements, and the threshold of capability at which such obligations apply. Excludes labor-market effects of AI and competition/market-structure claims.

Regulators should require the most capable foundation models to meet quality and safety standards.

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