Japan Drafts AI Safety Rules With Penalties for Noncompliance

A Japanese government working group has drafted rules allowing officials to order developers of the most powerful AI systems to fix safety risks, with penalties for refusal. Japan's current AI law carries no penalties.

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2026-11-12 08:18 · DailyAI
Japan Drafts AI Safety Rules That Would Carry Penalties

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