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Option carries strongest legal authority backed by congressional legislation that provides regulators authority to mandate and enforce compliance

Selecting appropriate approach should be guided by rationale for regime perceived risk level of AI systems and extent to which market incentives mitigate them

Industry leadership can foster sense of ownership resulting in more meaningful adherence than government-led model

Government could help AI labs reduce insider threats by supporting personnel vetting and suitability checks for sensitive employee roles

Industry-Led AI Security Certification involves consensus-based multistakeholder governance with committees for standards disputes and compliance and industry consortium if developed

Government-enforced AI security standards involves new congressional legislation and a new AI Safety and Security Institute within the US Department of Commerce

AI Developer Authorization for Federal Use involves Office of Management and Budget (OMB) policy guidance embedded in federal acquisition regulation and Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP)-AI extension within the US General Services Administration

Government-enforced AI security standards uses independent government penetration testing

FASSO establishes a certification program to enforce shared security standards across participating frontier AI developers

Industry-Led AI Security Certification uses regular vulnerability scans

Certification status is public

Developers must undergo third-party audits reviewed by FASSO’s compliance committee

Developers must conduct self-assessments

AI Developer Authorization for Federal Use authorizes developers for federal use to ensure compliance with secure-by-design principles

Participation is voluntary but binding with certification publicly displayed and noncompliant developers required to remediate or face sanctions

AI Developer Authorization for Federal Use uses tier assignment by ris

Industry-Led AI Security Certification uses industry-informed security controls based on best practices developed by community and likely prescriptive with flexible implementation options

Government-enforced AI security standards uses model registration and self-assessment

Government-enforced AI security standards uses audits and in-person inspections

SAFE-AI addresses noncompliance through corrective action plans penalties suspensions and public disclosure